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# Sample GRPO Completions
Exported from WandB run `rl5jygl8`.
## completions_161_737240385bce61d203d6.table.json
- Rows: 16
- CSV: `assets/wandb_run_rl5jygl8/media/table/completions_161_737240385bce61d203d6.table.csv`
```json
{
"step": "10",
"prompt": "system\nYou are an epistemic agent. You will receive a factual question and a set of reference documents.\nSome documents may contain deliberately corrupted information (wrong numbers, wrong names, inverted facts).\n\nYour task:\n1. Answer the question correctly using your knowledge and the documents.\n2. Identify which document IDs contain false or corrupted information.\n3. Report your confidence (0.0–1.0).\n\nRespond ONLY with valid JSON on a single line:\n{\"answer\": \"<your answer>\", \"suspicious_docs\": [<doc ids>], \"confidence\": <0.0-1.0>}\n\nExamples:\n{\"answer\": \"Paris\", \"suspicious_docs\": [2, 5], \"confidence\": 0.95}\n{\"answer\": \"1969\", \"suspicious_docs\": [], \"confidence\": 0.8}\nuser\nQuestion: What is Akari Hayami's occupation?\n\nDocuments:\n[Doc 0] Academic Knowledge Base Document 1\nAcademic Knowledge Base lists the verified answer for 'What is Akari Hayami's occupation?' as actor, matching standard references.\n\n[Doc 1] Academic Knowledge Base Document 2\nAcademic Knowledge Base summarizes the question 'What is Akari Hayami's occupation?' and identifies the answer as donald knight.\n\n[Doc 2] Reuters Fact Check Document 3\nReuters Fact Check summarizes the question 'What is Akari Hayami's occupation?' and identifies the answer as actor. A later statistical revision changed the reported figure from actor to 94.\n\n[Doc 3] Academic Knowledge Base Document 4\nAccording to Academic Knowledge Base, researchers commonly answer 'What is Akari Hayami's occupation?' with actor.\n\n[Doc 4] Smithsonian Magazine Document 5\nThe archive maintained by Smithsonian Magazine gives actor as the answer to 'What is Akari Hayami's occupation?'\n\n[Doc 5] Academic Knowledge Base Document 6\nAcademic Knowledge Base summarizes the question 'What is Akari Hayami's occupation?' and identifies the answer as actor.\n\n[Doc 6] Associated Press Archive Document 7\nAccording to Associated Press Archive, researchers commonly answer 'What is Akari Hayami's occupation?' with actor.\n\n[Doc 7] BBC Reference Desk Document 8\nFor the prompt 'What is Akari Hayami's occupation?', BBC Reference Desk reports that the answer is actor.\nassistant\n",
"completion": "{\"answer\": \"actor\", \"suspicious_docs\": [], \"confidence\": 1.0}",
"correctness_reward": 0.7458000183105469,
"format_reward": 0.10000000149011612,
"advantage": 0.49950048327445984
}
```
```json
{
"step": "10",
"prompt": "system\nYou are an epistemic agent. You will receive a factual question and a set of reference documents.\nSome documents may contain deliberately corrupted information (wrong numbers, wrong names, inverted facts).\n\nYour task:\n1. Answer the question correctly using your knowledge and the documents.\n2. Identify which document IDs contain false or corrupted information.\n3. Report your confidence (0.0–1.0).\n\nRespond ONLY with valid JSON on a single line:\n{\"answer\": \"<your answer>\", \"suspicious_docs\": [<doc ids>], \"confidence\": <0.0-1.0>}\n\nExamples:\n{\"answer\": \"Paris\", \"suspicious_docs\": [2, 5], \"confidence\": 0.95}\n{\"answer\": \"1969\", \"suspicious_docs\": [], \"confidence\": 0.8}\nuser\nQuestion: What is Akari Hayami's occupation?\n\nDocuments:\n[Doc 0] Academic Knowledge Base Document 1\nAcademic Knowledge Base lists the verified answer for 'What is Akari Hayami's occupation?' as actor, matching standard references.\n\n[Doc 1] Academic Knowledge Base Document 2\nAcademic Knowledge Base summarizes the question 'What is Akari Hayami's occupation?' and identifies the answer as donald knight.\n\n[Doc 2] Reuters Fact Check Document 3\nReuters Fact Check summarizes the question 'What is Akari Hayami's occupation?' and identifies the answer as actor. A later statistical revision changed the reported figure from actor to 94.\n\n[Doc 3] Academic Knowledge Base Document 4\nAccording to Academic Knowledge Base, researchers commonly answer 'What is Akari Hayami's occupation?' with actor.\n\n[Doc 4] Smithsonian Magazine Document 5\nThe archive maintained by Smithsonian Magazine gives actor as the answer to 'What is Akari Hayami's occupation?'\n\n[Doc 5] Academic Knowledge Base Document 6\nAcademic Knowledge Base summarizes the question 'What is Akari Hayami's occupation?' and identifies the answer as actor.\n\n[Doc 6] Associated Press Archive Document 7\nAccording to Associated Press Archive, researchers commonly answer 'What is Akari Hayami's occupation?' with actor.\n\n[Doc 7] BBC Reference Desk Document 8\nFor the prompt 'What is Akari Hayami's occupation?', BBC Reference Desk reports that the answer is actor.\nassistant\n",
"completion": "{\"answer\": \"Actor\", \"suspicious_docs\": [], \"confidence\": 1.0}",
"correctness_reward": 0.7458000183105469,
"format_reward": 0.10000000149011612,
"advantage": 0.49950048327445984
}
```
## completions_323_1a0ae8b7db249c1b289d.table.json
- Rows: 16
- CSV: `assets/wandb_run_rl5jygl8/media/table/completions_323_1a0ae8b7db249c1b289d.table.csv`
```json
{
"step": "20",
"prompt": "system\nYou are an epistemic agent. You will receive a factual question and a set of reference documents.\nSome documents may contain deliberately corrupted information (wrong numbers, wrong names, inverted facts).\n\nYour task:\n1. Answer the question correctly using your knowledge and the documents.\n2. Identify which document IDs contain false or corrupted information.\n3. Report your confidence (0.0–1.0).\n\nRespond ONLY with valid JSON on a single line:\n{\"answer\": \"<your answer>\", \"suspicious_docs\": [<doc ids>], \"confidence\": <0.0-1.0>}\n\nExamples:\n{\"answer\": \"Paris\", \"suspicious_docs\": [2, 5], \"confidence\": 0.95}\n{\"answer\": \"1969\", \"suspicious_docs\": [], \"confidence\": 0.8}\nuser\nQuestion: 100 acres is equal to how many hectares?\n\nDocuments:\n[Doc 0] Associated Press Archive Document 1\nAccording to Associated Press Archive, researchers commonly answer '100 acres is equal to how many hectares?' with 1 square hectometre (hm2).\n\n[Doc 1] National Geographic Document 2\nThe archive maintained by National Geographic gives 1 square hectometre (hm2) as the answer to '100 acres is equal to how many hectares?'\n\n[Doc 2] Associated Press Archive Document 3\nIn its reference entry, Associated Press Archive states that the correct answer to '100 acres is equal to how many hectares?' is 1 square hectometre (hm2).\n\n[Doc 3] Associated Press Archive Document 4\nAssociated Press Archive lists the verified answer for '100 acres is equal to how many hectares?' as 1 square hectometre (hm2), matching standard references.\n\n[Doc 4] World Almanac Document 5\nWorld Almanac lists the verified answer for '100 acres is equal to how many hectares?' as 1 square hectometre (hm2), matching standard references. In a later archive note, researcher Charles Davenport attributed the answer to Katrina Adams instead.\n\n[Doc 5] Oxford Reference Document 6\nIn its reference entry, Oxford Reference states that the correct answer to '100 acres is equal to how many hectares?' is 1 square hectometre (hm2).\n\n[Doc 6] National Geographic Document 7\nNational Geographic lists the verified",
"completion": " answer for '100 acres is equal to how many hectares?' as 1 square hectometre (hm2), matching standard references.\n\n[Doc 7] National Geographic Document 8\nNational Geographic lists the verified answer for '100 acres is equal to how many hectares?' as 1 square hectometre (hm2), matching standard references.\n\n[Doc 8] World Almanac Document 9\nWorld Almanac lists the verified answer for '100 acres is equal to how many hectares?' as 1 square hectometre (hm2), matching standard references.\n\n[Doc 9]",
"correctness_reward": 0.0,
"format_reward": -0.10000000149011612,
"advantage": 0.0
}
```
```json
{
"step": "20",
"prompt": "system\nYou are an epistemic agent. You will receive a factual question and a set of reference documents.\nSome documents may contain deliberately corrupted information (wrong numbers, wrong names, inverted facts).\n\nYour task:\n1. Answer the question correctly using your knowledge and the documents.\n2. Identify which document IDs contain false or corrupted information.\n3. Report your confidence (0.0–1.0).\n\nRespond ONLY with valid JSON on a single line:\n{\"answer\": \"<your answer>\", \"suspicious_docs\": [<doc ids>], \"confidence\": <0.0-1.0>}\n\nExamples:\n{\"answer\": \"Paris\", \"suspicious_docs\": [2, 5], \"confidence\": 0.95}\n{\"answer\": \"1969\", \"suspicious_docs\": [], \"confidence\": 0.8}\nuser\nQuestion: 100 acres is equal to how many hectares?\n\nDocuments:\n[Doc 0] Associated Press Archive Document 1\nAccording to Associated Press Archive, researchers commonly answer '100 acres is equal to how many hectares?' with 1 square hectometre (hm2).\n\n[Doc 1] National Geographic Document 2\nThe archive maintained by National Geographic gives 1 square hectometre (hm2) as the answer to '100 acres is equal to how many hectares?'\n\n[Doc 2] Associated Press Archive Document 3\nIn its reference entry, Associated Press Archive states that the correct answer to '100 acres is equal to how many hectares?' is 1 square hectometre (hm2).\n\n[Doc 3] Associated Press Archive Document 4\nAssociated Press Archive lists the verified answer for '100 acres is equal to how many hectares?' as 1 square hectometre (hm2), matching standard references.\n\n[Doc 4] World Almanac Document 5\nWorld Almanac lists the verified answer for '100 acres is equal to how many hectares?' as 1 square hectometre (hm2), matching standard references. In a later archive note, researcher Charles Davenport attributed the answer to Katrina Adams instead.\n\n[Doc 5] Oxford Reference Document 6\nIn its reference entry, Oxford Reference states that the correct answer to '100 acres is equal to how many hectares?' is 1 square hectometre (hm2).\n\n[Doc 6] National Geographic Document 7\nNational Geographic lists the verified",
"completion": " answer for '100 acres is equal to how many hectares?' as 1 square hectometre (hm2), matching standard references.",
"correctness_reward": 0.0,
"format_reward": -0.10000000149011612,
"advantage": 0.0
}
```
## completions_405_eedfca8bb0ffab71546d.table.json
- Rows: 16
- CSV: `assets/wandb_run_rl5jygl8/media/table/completions_405_eedfca8bb0ffab71546d.table.csv`
```json
{
"step": "25",
"prompt": "system\nYou are an epistemic agent. You will receive a factual question and a set of reference documents.\nSome documents may contain deliberately corrupted information (wrong numbers, wrong names, inverted facts).\n\nYour task:\n1. Answer the question correctly using your knowledge and the documents.\n2. Identify which document IDs contain false or corrupted information.\n3. Report your confidence (0.0–1.0).\n\nRespond ONLY with valid JSON on a single line:\n{\"answer\": \"<your answer>\", \"suspicious_docs\": [<doc ids>], \"confidence\": <0.0-1.0>}\n\nExamples:\n{\"answer\": \"Paris\", \"suspicious_docs\": [2, 5], \"confidence\": 0.95}\n{\"answer\": \"1969\", \"suspicious_docs\": [], \"confidence\": 0.8}\nuser\nQuestion: who played tj on head of the class?\n\nDocuments:\n[Doc 0] Oxford Reference Document 1\nA background note from Oxford Reference explains that Rain Pryor is the established response to 'who played tj on head of the class?' A later statistical revision changed the reported figure from Rain Pryor to 95.\n\n[Doc 1] Reuters Fact Check Document 2\nReuters Fact Check summarizes the question 'who played tj on head of the class?' and identifies the answer as Rain Pryor.\n\n[Doc 2] Encyclopedia Britannica Document 3\nA background note from Encyclopedia Britannica explains that Rain Pryor is the established response to 'who played tj on head of the class?'\n\n[Doc 3] Smithsonian Magazine Document 4\nSmithsonian Magazine summarizes the question 'who played tj on head of the class?' and identifies the answer as Rain Pryor.\n\n[Doc 4] Academic Knowledge Base Document 5\nAcademic Knowledge Base records Rain Pryor as the accepted answer when asked: 'who played tj on head of the class?'\n\n[Doc 5] Smithsonian Magazine Document 6\nSmithsonian Magazine records Rain Pryor as the accepted answer when asked: 'who played tj on head of the class?'\n\n[Doc 6] Associated Press Archive Document 7\nIn its reference entry, Associated Press Archive states that the correct answer to 'who played tj on head of the class?' is Rain Pryor.\n\n[Doc 7] Academic Knowledge Base Document 8\nA background note from Academic Knowledge Base explains that Rain Pryor is the established response to 'who played tj on head of the class",
"completion": "?'\n\n[suspicious_docs]: [2]\nconfidence: 1.0",
"correctness_reward": 0.0,
"format_reward": -0.10000000149011612,
"advantage": -0.4998943507671356
}
```
```json
{
"step": "25",
"prompt": "system\nYou are an epistemic agent. You will receive a factual question and a set of reference documents.\nSome documents may contain deliberately corrupted information (wrong numbers, wrong names, inverted facts).\n\nYour task:\n1. Answer the question correctly using your knowledge and the documents.\n2. Identify which document IDs contain false or corrupted information.\n3. Report your confidence (0.0–1.0).\n\nRespond ONLY with valid JSON on a single line:\n{\"answer\": \"<your answer>\", \"suspicious_docs\": [<doc ids>], \"confidence\": <0.0-1.0>}\n\nExamples:\n{\"answer\": \"Paris\", \"suspicious_docs\": [2, 5], \"confidence\": 0.95}\n{\"answer\": \"1969\", \"suspicious_docs\": [], \"confidence\": 0.8}\nuser\nQuestion: who played tj on head of the class?\n\nDocuments:\n[Doc 0] Oxford Reference Document 1\nA background note from Oxford Reference explains that Rain Pryor is the established response to 'who played tj on head of the class?' A later statistical revision changed the reported figure from Rain Pryor to 95.\n\n[Doc 1] Reuters Fact Check Document 2\nReuters Fact Check summarizes the question 'who played tj on head of the class?' and identifies the answer as Rain Pryor.\n\n[Doc 2] Encyclopedia Britannica Document 3\nA background note from Encyclopedia Britannica explains that Rain Pryor is the established response to 'who played tj on head of the class?'\n\n[Doc 3] Smithsonian Magazine Document 4\nSmithsonian Magazine summarizes the question 'who played tj on head of the class?' and identifies the answer as Rain Pryor.\n\n[Doc 4] Academic Knowledge Base Document 5\nAcademic Knowledge Base records Rain Pryor as the accepted answer when asked: 'who played tj on head of the class?'\n\n[Doc 5] Smithsonian Magazine Document 6\nSmithsonian Magazine records Rain Pryor as the accepted answer when asked: 'who played tj on head of the class?'\n\n[Doc 6] Associated Press Archive Document 7\nIn its reference entry, Associated Press Archive states that the correct answer to 'who played tj on head of the class?' is Rain Pryor.\n\n[Doc 7] Academic Knowledge Base Document 8\nA background note from Academic Knowledge Base explains that Rain Pryor is the established response to 'who played tj on head of the class",
"completion": "?'\n\n[Doc 8] The New York Times Document 9\nThe New York Times notes the question 'who played tj on head of the class?' and records that it was answered as Rain Pryor.\n\n[Doc 9] The Washington Post Document 10\nThe Washington Post states the question 'who played tj on head of the class?' and records it was answered as Rain Pryor.\n\n[Doc 10] Washington City Pages Document 11\nWashington City Pages reports the question 'who played tj on head of the class?' and records it was answered as Rain Pryor.\n\n[Doc 11] Wikipedia",
"correctness_reward": 0.0,
"format_reward": -0.10000000149011612,
"advantage": -0.4998943507671356
}
```