Enhancing Inference Efficiency in Large Language Models through Rapid Feed-Forward Information Propagation
Damian Gomez,
Julian Escobar
Опубликована: Июнь 13, 2024
The
increasing
complexity
and
computational
demands
of
language
models
require
innovations
to
enhance
their
efficiency
performance.
novel
approach
rapid
feed-forward
information
propagation
presents
significant
advancements
by
optimizing
the
architecture
Mistral
Large
model,
leading
substantial
improvements
in
inference
speed
memory
usage.
Comprehensive
architectural
modifications,
including
parameter
sharing
reduced
layer
depth,
streamlined
model's
processes,
while
integration
additional
pathways
mixed-precision
training
further
optimized
its
efficiency.
Detailed
experimental
results
demonstrate
effectiveness
these
enhancements,
showing
marked
latency,
throughput,
accuracy
across
various
benchmark
datasets.
study
also
highlights
robustness
scalability,
ensuring
reliable
performance
diverse
deployment
scenarios.
implications
findings
are
profound,
providing
a
framework
for
developing
more
efficient,
scalable,
high-performing
models,
with
broad
applicability
real-world
natural
processing
tasks.
Язык: Английский
Dynamic Moving Target Defense for Mitigating Targeted LLM Prompt Injection
Samuel Panterino,
Matthew Fellington
Опубликована: Июнь 12, 2024
The
increasing
sophistication
and
capabilities
of
artificial
intelligence
systems
have
brought
about
significant
advancements
in
natural
language
processing,
yet
they
also
exposed
these
to
various
security
vulnerabilities,
particularly
targeted
prompt
injection
attacks.
introduction
a
moving
target
defence
mechanism
offers
novel
approach
mitigating
attacks
through
continuously
altering
the
model’s
parameters
configurations,
thereby
creating
an
unpredictable
environment
that
complicates
adversarial
efforts.
This
research
provides
comprehensive
evaluation
mechanism,
detailing
selection
categorization
attacks,
development
dynamic
techniques
such
as
random
parameter
perturbation,
model
re-initialization,
context
adjustments,
their
seamless
integration
with
Mistral
LLM.
experimental
results
indicate
substantial
reduction
attack
success
rate,
maintaining
high
performance
metrics
while
managing
computational
overhead
efficiently.
findings
highlight
practical
applicability
potential
for
widespread
adoption
enhancing
resilience
large
models
against
sophisticated
tactics.
Язык: Английский
A Comparative Study of Cultural Hallucination in Large Language Models on Culturally Specific Ethical Questions
Jiajing Zhao,
Cheng Huang,
X. nuan. Li
и другие.
Research Square (Research Square),
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Июнь 12, 2024
Abstract
Rapid
advancements
in
natural
language
processing
have
led
to
the
development
of
highly
sophisticated
models
capable
generating
human-like
text,
yet
challenges
remain
ensuring
that
these
produce
culturally
accurate
and
ethically
consistent
responses.
The
novel
concept
this
study
lies
comprehensive
evaluation
ChatGPT
4o
Gemini
1.5
Flash
on
specific
ethical
questions,
providing
a
detailed
comparison
their
performance
across
diverse
cultural
contexts.
Automated
metrics,
including
semantic
similarity,
relevance,
consistency,
were
employed
assess
models'
capabilities,
revealing
significant
insights
into
strengths
limitations.
results
indicated
while
both
exhibit
high
relevance
notable
differences
various
regions
suggest
areas
for
further
improvement.
Statistical
analysis
confirmed
significance
differences,
emphasizing
necessity
ongoing
refinement
training
methodologies.
demonstrates
importance
integrating
deeper
frameworks
model
development,
contributing
valuable
knowledge
field
AI
ethics
competence.
Язык: Английский
Evaluating Abstract Reasoning and Problem-Solving Abilities of Large Language Models Using Raven's Progressive Matrices
Research Square (Research Square),
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Июнь 11, 2024
Abstract
Artificial
intelligence
has
rapidly
evolved,
leading
to
the
development
of
powerful
models
capable
performing
complex
cognitive
tasks.
Evaluating
abilities
these
through
established
human
tests
such
as
Raven's
Progressive
Matrices
(RPM)
offers
a
novel
and
significant
approach
understanding
their
abstract
reasoning
capabilities.
The
study
adapted
RPM
for
text-based
interactions,
enabling
evaluation
Mistral
Llama
without
intervention.
Results
revealed
that
both
surpass
average
performance
in
overall
accuracy,
demonstrating
advanced
problem-solving
skills.
However,
analysis
also
highlighted
variability
across
different
types
tasks,
with
excelling
sequential
pattern
recognition
showing
weaknesses
spatial
awareness.
These
findings
provide
valuable
insights
into
strengths
limitations
Llama,
offering
comprehensive
guiding
future
advancements
artificial
intelligence.
Язык: Английский
Efficient Conceptual Knowledge Removal in Large Language Models: Methods and Evaluations
Research Square (Research Square),
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Окт. 8, 2024
Abstract
The
increasing
use
of
deep
neural
networks
has
led
to
models
that
accumulate
vast
amounts
knowledge
from
their
training
data,
often
retaining
outdated
or
biased
information
needs
be
selectively
removed.
Novel
techniques
are
required
efficiently
erase
specific
conceptual
these
while
maintaining
overall
performance
and
avoiding
computationally
expensive
re-training
processes.
This
paper
introduces
a
scalable
framework
for
removal
through
targeted
weight
modification
sparse
fine-tuning,
demonstrating
how
representations
can
isolated
erased
without
significant
degradation
the
model's
broader
capabilities.
methodology
achieves
high
precision
in
suppression
by
leveraging
probing
gradient-based
optimization,
ensuring
minimal
disruption
general
task
performance.
Extensive
experimental
evaluations
confirm
effectiveness
proposed
approach,
highlighting
its
application
scenarios
where
adaptive
model
refinement
is
essential
both
accuracy
ethical
integrity.
Contributions
field
include
development
flexible
efficient
mechanism
erasure,
applicable
across
various
architectures,
minimizes
computational
overhead
enhancing
responsiveness
dynamic
requirements.
Язык: Английский
Adaptive Neural Contextualization for Expansive Knowledge Representation
Samuel Canus,
William Torrington,
Mia Northfield
и другие.
Опубликована: Ноя. 25, 2024
Adaptive
approaches
to
context
modeling
have
emerged
as
critical
mechanisms
for
addressing
the
limitations
of
static
representation
techniques,
particularly
in
tasks
requiring
complex
understanding
linguistic
dependencies.
The
proposed
framework
introduces
a
dynamic
contextualization
mechanism
that
enhances
representational
capabilities
transformer-based
architectures
through
iterative
refinement
context-sensitive
embeddings.
Quantitative
evaluations
demonstrated
significant
improvements
accuracy,
contextual
coherence,
and
perplexity
reduction
across
multiple
benchmarks,
establishing
robustness
approach
under
diverse
input
conditions.
Qualitative
assessments
highlighted
framework's
ability
maintain
semantic
alignment
domain-specific
tasks,
within
highly
specialized
or
noisy
datasets.
methodology
incorporated
adaptive
layers
seamlessly
into
an
open-source
transformer
model,
enabling
efficient
long-sequence
processing
without
imposing
excessive
computational
demands.
Cross-lingual
further
validated
its
capacity
generalize
effectively
typologically
languages,
highlighting
potential
multilingual
applications.
integration
hierarchical
attention
facilitated
capture
long-range
dependencies,
while
cross-attention
modules
ensured
precise
with
task-specific
queries.
Results
also
robust
performance
adversarial
scenarios,
showcasing
adaptability
unstructured
incomplete
inputs.
Memory
utilization
analyses
revealed
maintained
scalability
large
datasets,
balancing
efficiency
enhanced
metrics.
redefines
boundaries
dynamically
adjust
representations,
offering
scalable
solution
challenges.
These
findings
establish
Neural
Contextualization
foundational
innovation
addresses
gaps
current
methodologies
advancing
field
language
efficiency.
Язык: Английский
Quantitative Analysis of the Relationship Between Optimal Learning Rate and Batch Size Scaling in Large Language Models
Опубликована: Июнь 13, 2024
The
rapid
development
of
natural
language
processing
has
led
to
the
emergence
sophisticated
models
capable
performing
a
wide
array
tasks
with
human-like
proficiency.
Identifying
optimal
relationship
between
learning
rate
and
batch
size
is
crucial
for
enhancing
efficiency
effectiveness
training
these
models.
Through
systematic
experimentation
such
as
Baidu
Ernie,
Meta
Llama,
Moonshot
Kimi,
this
research
demonstrates
linear
hyperparameters,
providing
practical
framework
their
adjustment.
Results
indicate
that
appropriate
scaling
rates
sizes
can
significantly
improve
efficiency,
model
accuracy,
convergence
time.
findings
offer
valuable
insights
into
dynamics
training,
presenting
scalable
approach
reduce
computational
costs
enhance
robustness,
thereby
contributing
broader
field
artificial
intelligence.
Язык: Английский
Growing Smaller Language Models Using Knowledge Distillation from Larger Models
Michael Featherstone,
Emily Cuthbertson,
David Appleyard
и другие.
Опубликована: Июнь 25, 2024
The
rapid
development
of
natural
language
processing
technologies
has
necessitated
models
that
are
both
high-performing
and
computationally
efficient,
posing
a
challenge
for
resource-constrained
environments.
Knowledge
distillation,
technique
where
smaller
model
learns
from
larger
pre-trained
model,
offers
novel
significant
solution
by
enhancing
the
capabilities
while
maintaining
reduced
computational
footprint.
This
research
explores
application
knowledge
distillation
to
finetune
GPT-Neo
using
Mistral
Large,
resulting
in
notable
improvements
accuracy,
precision,
recall,
F1-score
across
tasks
such
as
text
generation,
translation,
summarization,
question-answering.
Comprehensive
evaluations
demonstrated
substantial
reductions
inference
time,
memory
usage,
energy
consumption,
highlighting
practical
benefits
approach.
finetuned
exhibited
enhanced
linguistic
proficiency,
coherence,
fluency,
contextual
underscoring
effectiveness
optimizing
performance.
findings
validate
robust
method
advancing
technologies,
ensuring
high
performance
environments
with
limited
resources.
Язык: Английский
Enhancements to Large Language Models: Introducing Dynamic Syntactic Insertion for Improved Model Robustness and Generalization
Authorea (Authorea),
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Окт. 14, 2024
The
growing
complexity
and
scale
of
modern
deep
learning
models
have
improved
the
ability
to
generate
understand
human
language,
yet
challenges
persist
in
achieving
robust
generalization
syntactic
flexibility.Dynamic
Syntactic
Insertion
(DSI)
addresses
these
limitations
through
novel
introduction
random
variations
during
finetuning
phase,
enhancing
model's
capacity
process
diverse
linguistic
structures.Through
empirical
experiments
on
GPT-NeoX
architecture,
significant
performance
improvements
were
observed
across
multiple
metrics,
including
robustness,
fluency,
accuracy.The
DSI-enhanced
model
consistently
outperformed
baseline,
particularly
handling
syntactically
complex
perturbed
datasets,
demonstrating
its
adaptability
a
broader
range
inputs.Furthermore,
incorporation
variability
led
reductions
perplexity
increased
tasks
GLUE
benchmark,
highlighting
method's
effectiveness.The
findings
from
this
study
suggest
that
augmentation
techniques,
such
as
DSI,
provide
promising
pathway
for
improving
resilience
language
environments.
Язык: Английский