license: mit
task_categories:
- text-generation
language:
- en
tags:
- rl
- confidence-estimation
- calibration
- math
- code
size_categories:
- 1K<n<10K
configs:
- config_name: default
data_files:
- split: train
path: data/train-*.parquet
rl-value-confidence-train
A held-out training set for a confidence / correctness estimator (~5.7k prompts), paired with
YangyiYY/rl-value-eval (evaluation) and
the nct-ppo actor/critic
models. Each row is a (prompt, ground_truth) in the exact verl RL schema, so the same rule-based
verifiers score it (math: \boxed{} grading; code: stdin/stdout or function test cases).
Built to be disjoint from both the RL training data and the calibration eval sets (enforced by md5 of the normalized problem text — 0 overlap), at matched difficulty where the pools allow.
Composition (5728 rows)
| data_source | n | source | difficulty |
|---|---|---|---|
math_box (numina) |
2000 | AI-MO/NuminaMath-CoT train, boxed answers |
same distribution as RL training (sub-datasets: cn_k12, synthetic_math, olympiads, orca_math, …) |
taco |
2998 | BAAI/TACO train |
sampled to match the RL-training taco difficulty mix (EASY/MEDIUM/HARD/…) |
codecontests |
655 | deepmind/code_contests (train+valid+test) | cf_rating 1201–1400 |
codeforces |
75 | MatrixStudio/Codeforces-Python-Submissions | rating 1201–1400 |
Note on code difficulty: the RL training + eval sets consumed all Codeforces/CodeContests problems at rating ≤1200 (the training band). This held-out set therefore takes the closest available band (1201–1400) for code — one notch above training — since ≤1200 has zero disjoint problems left. numina and taco are at matched training difficulty.
Schema
data_source · prompt (list of {role, content} chat messages) · ability (math/code) ·
reward_model.ground_truth (rule verifier target) · extra_info (id, rating, difficulty,
sub_source, split="confidence_train").
Intended use
Train a correctness/confidence estimator (e.g. a value head or probe) on rollouts from the frozen
nct-ppo actor, then evaluate calibration (ECE/AUROC) on the disjoint rl-value-eval set.