Dolphin Math Data Generator: Synthetic Math Problems for Training Language Models in Multi-Step Reasoning
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This project introduces Dolphin Math Data Generator, a tool for creating synthetic math problems and detailed step-by-step solutions across arithmetic, algebra, geometry, and statistics. The generated data is designed to train language models in multi-step mathematical reasoning, supporting both Supervised Fine-Tuning (SFT) and Reinforcement Learning (RL) approaches. The project covers 114 math skills and emphasizes generating solutions that mimic human problem-solving processes with a visible scratchpad approach.
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The output is designed for training language models to perform multi-step mathematical reasoning.
It works for both SFT and RL. You should generate separate datasets for SFT and RL. SFT teaches it the syntax, RL teaches it to git gud at it.
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