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Self-QA: Unsupervised Knowledge Guided Language Model Alignment

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arxiv 2305.11952 v1 pith:TXM436S6 submitted 2023-05-19 cs.CL

classification cs.CL
keywords datainstructionunsupervisedknowledgelanguagemodelself-qaaccuracy
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Large-scale language models like ChatGPT and GPT-4 have gained attention for their impressive conversational and generative capabilities. However, the creation of supervised paired question-answering data for instruction tuning presents formidable challenges. This endeavor necessitates substantial human effort for data annotation and wrestles with issues concerning data quality, diversity, accuracy, and other related factors. To overcome these obstacles, we introduce an innovative framework named Self-QA, which replaces the traditional practice of human-written instruction seeds with a vast amount of unsupervised knowledge, enabling the model to generate a larger quantity of correct and domain-specific instruction data. The effectiveness of our proposed method is demonstrated through experiments conducted on unsupervised corpora from various domains.

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