핵심 개념
RA-ISF introduces a framework that iteratively decomposes tasks to enhance problem-solving capabilities, outperforming existing benchmarks and improving factual reasoning while reducing hallucinations.
초록
The article introduces RA-ISF, a framework that iteratively decomposes tasks into three submodules to enhance problem-solving capabilities. It addresses the limitations of existing retrieval-augmented methods by combining internal and external knowledge effectively. The framework outperforms benchmarks like GPT3.5 and Llama2, enhancing factual reasoning and reducing hallucinations. Experiments show superior performance in handling complex questions compared to existing methods.
Abstract
Large language models demonstrate exceptional performance but rely heavily on stored knowledge.
Retrieval-augmented generation methods integrate external knowledge to improve performance.
RA-ISF proposes a framework that iteratively decomposes tasks to enhance problem-solving capabilities.
Introduction
Large language models excel in knowledge reasoning but struggle with up-to-date knowledge.
Retrieval-augmented generation approaches leverage external knowledge to embed new knowledge.
RA-ISF introduces a framework to enhance problem-solving capabilities through iterative decomposition.
Methodology
RA-ISF involves three pre-trained models: Mknow, Mrel, and Mdecom.
The framework iteratively processes questions through self-knowledge, passage relevance, and question decomposition modules.
Experimental Setup
Experiments conducted on various datasets show RA-ISF outperforms existing methods.
Ablation studies demonstrate the importance of each submodule in enhancing performance.
Iterations in problem decomposition improve the model's accuracy in answering questions.
통계
RA-ISF는 기존 벤치마크를 능가하며 복잡한 질문을 처리하는 데 우수한 성능을 보입니다.
인용구
"RA-ISF introduces a framework that iteratively decomposes tasks to enhance problem-solving capabilities."
"Experiments show superior performance in handling complex questions compared to existing methods."