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ATI-OPD works in two steps: first, it locates the earliest segment where the student and teacher diverge and replaces it with brief teacher reasoning, letting the student continue reasoning autonomously from the corrected text; second, if the student diverges again, it excludes the persistently deviating suffix from the distillation loss while retaining the student's subsequent useful content.
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