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YFPO: Yoked Feature Preference Optimization with Neuron-Guided Rewards

Preference optimization has become a widely used post-training paradigm for improving the reasoning abilities of large language models. Existing methods typically learn from preferred and dispreferred responses as external behavioral supervision, while largely ignoring capability-related signals encoded in the model's internal representations. In this work, we study whether such internal signals can provide useful auxiliary supervision for mathematical reasoning. We introduce YFPO (Yoked Feature Preference Optimization), a neuron-guided preference optimization framework that couples response-level preference learning with neuron-level rewards. YFPO first uses AttnLRP to identify math-asso...

AuthorsYifan Le
Primary categorycs.CL
Published12 May 2026
Last updated at source15 September 2026
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