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Introducing the Chain-of-Action framework to enhance question answering by addressing unfaithful hallucination and weak reasoning in complex tasks.
บทคัดย่อ
The Chain-of-Action framework aims to improve question answering by overcoming challenges in current QA applications. It decomposes complex questions into reasoning chains, utilizes a novel reasoning-retrieval mechanism, and proposes domain-adaptable actions for retrieving real-time information. The framework demonstrates superior performance in experiments and real-world applications, showcasing its effectiveness and practicality.
- Introduction
- Chain-of-Action (CoA) framework for multimodal and retrieval-augmented Question-Answering (QA).
- Overcomes challenges of unfaithful hallucination and weak reasoning in current QA applications.
- Proposes reasoning-retrieval mechanism and domain-adaptable actions for information retrieval.
- Methodology
- CoA generates action chains through in-context learning and addresses multimodal retrieval demands.
- Three types of actions designed: Web-querying, Knowledge-encoding, Data-analyzing.
- Workflow includes Information Retrieval, Answering Verification, and Missing Detection.
- Experiments
- CoA outperforms state-of-the-art baselines in various QA tasks and fact-checking datasets.
- Demonstrates superior performance in both information retrieval and non-retrieval scenarios.
- Analysis shows CoA excels in reasoning steps, LLM usage efficiency, and resistance to misinformation.
- Case Study with Web3 QA Application
- CoA applied to a real-world Web3 QA application with expert evaluation.
- CoA outperforms React and Self-Ask in coverage, non-redundancy, and readability.
- Demonstrates superior performance in real-world scenarios.
- Related Work
- Comparison with tool learning and hallucination methods in AI research.
- CoA addresses challenges in tool learning and hallucination by teaching LLMs when to request external help and mitigating hallucination.
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คำพูด
"The key challenge of such heterogeneous multimodal data is to automatically decide when to cease generation to solicit information, what types of external sources to leverage, and how to cross-validate conflicting insights."
"CoA surpasses existing methods in public benchmarks and demonstrates effectiveness in real-world applications."