[StepWise] Trivial fix to avg_response_length metric#1351
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The pull request correctly addresses the issue of avg_response_length calculation in step-wise training. By removing the conditional logic based on is_last_step, the metric now accurately reflects the average length of all response IDs, which are per-turn samples. The documentation has also been updated to reflect this change, improving clarity and consistency.
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Fixes comment #1281 (comment) There was no good reason to only account for `is_last_step` since response IDs are not cumulative in step-wise training (unlike input tokens, which are cumulative)
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Fixes comment #1281 (comment)
There was no good reason to only account for
is_last_stepsince response IDs are not cumulative in step-wise training (unlike input tokens, which are cumulative)