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Training a coding model to paint watercolours with TRL and OpenEnv

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Updated Sep 3

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The article discusses the development of a coding model that generates watercolor paintings using a language model and the p5.js library. The project utilizes reinforcement learning to evaluate aesthetic preferences, contrasting with traditional methods that rely on verifiable rewards.

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Sep 3

The new implementation includes an open-source RL environment, hand-rated pool, and three reward mixes for training and comparison.

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The model writes JavaScript through p5.brush, a library that adds natural drawing tools to p5.js.

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The video showcasing the model's paintings went viral with over 1.5M views.

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The project implements a reward model based on aesthetic preference.

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The model is trained using a reference pool dataset and an RL environment.

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Training a coding model to paint watercolours with TRL and OpenEnv

Hugging Face·Sep 3