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Atlas Core uses Hydra to compose model, dataset, trainer, and reward presets. This page is a complete parameter reference for launching GRPO, GKD, or SFT jobs.
For workflow guides, see GRPO Training or GKD Training. This page focuses on exhaustive parameter lookup.

Training Method Comparison

→ Full comparison in Offline Training Guide

Hydra Composition Map

Hydra builds a training run by merging defaults from each config group:

Model Presets (src/atlas_core/configs/model/)


Dataset Presets (src/atlas_core/configs/data/)

Common Dataset Configs:
  • runtime_traces.yaml - Exported JSONL from Atlas SDK
  • arc_atlas_rl.yaml - Pre-collected RL dataset
  • arc_atlas_sft.yaml - Supervised fine-tuning dataset

Trainer Base Defaults (src/atlas_core/configs/trainer/base.yaml)

gradient_accumulation_steps is auto-computed: train_batch_size / (per_device_train_batch_size × num_devices). Provide any two values; the launcher resolves the third (see src/atlas_core/cli/train.py).

GRPO Algorithm Controls (src/atlas_core/configs/trainer/grpo.yaml)


Teacher GRPO Overlay (src/atlas_core/configs/trainer/teacher_grpo.yaml)

Extends base GRPO with diagnostic prompts and teacher-specific controls. Default Prompt Templates:

SFT Trainer (src/atlas_core/configs/trainer/base_sft.yaml)


Run Recipes (src/atlas_core/configs/recipe/)

Pre-built experiment bundles that override multiple config groups.

Reward Preset (src/atlas_core/configs/reward/interpretation_teaching.yaml)

Reward Configs (Runtime vs Offline)


Next Steps

GRPO Training

Launch reward-conditioned learning runs

GKD Training

Distill large teachers into small models

Reward System

Judge design, weights, escalation