MultiHashFormer enables hash-based autoregression in LMs by encoding tokens as multi-hash signatures, outperforming standard Transformers at 100M-3B scales while keeping parameter count constant for multilingual expansion.
An empirical comparison of vocabulary expansion and initialization approaches for language models
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TokAlign++ learns token alignments between LLM vocabularies from monolingual representations to enable faster adaptation, better text compression, and effective token-level distillation across 15 languages with minimal steps.
SSU mitigates catastrophic forgetting in low-resource LLM target-language adaptation by scoring and column-wise freezing source-critical parameters, reducing source degradation to ~3% versus ~20% for full fine-tuning while matching target performance.
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MultiHashFormer: Hash-based Generative Language Models
MultiHashFormer enables hash-based autoregression in LMs by encoding tokens as multi-hash signatures, outperforming standard Transformers at 100M-3B scales while keeping parameter count constant for multilingual expansion.
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TokAlign++: Advancing Vocabulary Adaptation via Better Token Alignment
TokAlign++ learns token alignments between LLM vocabularies from monolingual representations to enable faster adaptation, better text compression, and effective token-level distillation across 15 languages with minimal steps.
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Mitigating Catastrophic Forgetting in Target Language Adaptation of LLMs via Source-Shielded Updates
SSU mitigates catastrophic forgetting in low-resource LLM target-language adaptation by scoring and column-wise freezing source-critical parameters, reducing source degradation to ~3% versus ~20% for full fine-tuning while matching target performance.