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The ASTEROID framework is proposed by the paper "Asymmetric On-Policy Distillation Learns In-Context Exploration" and is a student-teacher supervised learning scheme that enables a history-conditioned student model to learn test-time exploration through asymmetric on-policy distillation.
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