Made the horizontal open-source model for Jev with RLCD, and it surpasses all the Jev benchmarks. HF space, benchmark, model, repo
Summary
The article announces the release of Laya, an open-source 421M-parameter non-autoregressive decision model trained using RLCD, which surpasses Jev benchmarks and is available for testing on Hugging Face.
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