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On GRPO Collapse in Search-R1: The Lazy Likelihood-Displacement Death Spiral

📃 Paper |🤗 LLDS-Huggingface |🐙 GitHub

⚡ Introduction

LLDS is a lightweight likelihood-preserving regularization designed to stabilize tool-integrated reinforcement learning (e.g., GRPO / Search-R1 style training). It prevents training collapse by regularizing only when the likelihood of (good) action decreases, and only on the tokens responsible for the decrease.

  • We identify Lazy Likelihood Displacement (LLD) as a key mechanism behind collapse in tool-integrated GRPO training.
  • LLDS activates selectively: it penalizes likelihood reduction on a preserving set (e.g., non-negative-advantage actions).
  • We release our LLDS-tuned Qwen2.5-3B-BASE checkpoint for searchs-integrated reasoning and QA.
  • A refer to action-level gate, R refer to response-level gate, action (A) level gate achieve the best performance.
  • MA lower the regularization weight on answer span to encourage more turns.

🔍 Tool-Integrated Search Inference (Search-R1 style)

We support tool-integrated inference using the same workflow as Search-R1, where the LLM interacts with a local retrieval server for multi-step reasoning.

The pipeline consists of two parts:

  1. Launch a local retriever server
  2. Run inference with the LLDS model

1️⃣ Launch the local retrieval server

Search-R1 recommends running the retriever in a separate environment.

conda activate retriever
bash retrieval_launch.sh

2️⃣ Run inference with LLDS-A-Qwen2.5-3B-BASE-MA

conda activate searchr1
python infer.py

MODEL_NAME = "<YOUR_ORG>/<YOUR_MODEL_NAME>" # e.g. my-org/LLDS-A-Qwen2.5-3B-BASE-MA

question = "Your question here"

📖 Citation

@article{deng2025grpo,
  title={On GRPO Collapse in Search-R1: The Lazy Likelihood-Displacement Death Spiral},
  author={Deng, Wenlong and Li, Yushu and Gong, Boying and Ren, Yi and Thrampoulidis, Christos and Li, Xiaoxiao},
  journal={arXiv preprint arXiv:2512.04220},
  year={2025}
}