LARGE LANGUAGE MODELS (LLMS) ARE GAINING INCREASING POPULARITY IN BOTH ACADEMIA AND INDUSTRY, OWING TO THEIR UNPRECEDENTED PERFORMANCE IN VARIOUS APPLICATIONS.
EVALUATING LARGE LANGUAGE MODEL (LLM) BASED CHAT ASSISTANTS IS CHALLENGING DUE TO THEIR BROAD CAPABILITIES AND THE INADEQUACY OF EXISTING BENCHMARKS IN MEASURING HUMAN PREFERENCES.
IN THIS WORK, WE PROPOSE RETENTIVE NETWORK (RETNET) AS A FOUNDATION ARCHITECTURE FOR LARGE LANGUAGE MODELS, SIMULTANEOUSLY ACHIEVING TRAINING PARALLELISM, LOW-COST INFERENCE, AND GOOD PERFORMANCE.
MOST METHODS IN THIS DIRECTION DEVELOP TASKSPECIFIC MODELS THAT ARE TRAINED WITH TYPE-SPECIFIC LABELS, SUCH AS MOMENT RETRIEVAL (TIME INTERVAL) AND HIGHLIGHT DETECTION (WORTHINESS CURVE), WHICH LIMITS THEIR ABILITIES TO GENERALIZE TO VARIOUS VTG TASKS AND LABELS.
OUR ANALYSIS SUGGESTS THAT INSTRUCTOR IS ROBUST TO CHANGES IN INSTRUCTIONS, AND THAT INSTRUCTION FINETUNING MITIGATES THE CHALLENGE OF TRAINING A SINGLE MODEL ON DIVERSE DATASETS.
WHISPER IS ONE OF THE RECENT STATE-OF-THE-ART MULTILINGUAL SPEECH RECOGNITION AND TRANSLATION MODELS, HOWEVER, IT IS NOT DESIGNED FOR REAL TIME TRANSCRIPTION.
FURTHERMORE, WE DEMONSTRATE THAT THE POISSON SURFACE RECONSTRUCTION PROBLEM IS WELL-POSED IN THE LIMIT CASE BY SHOWING A UNIVERSAL APPROXIMATION THEOREM FOR THE SOLUTION OPERATOR OF THE POISSON EQUATION WITH DISTRIBUTIONAL DATA UTILIZING THE FOURIER NEURAL OPERATOR, WHICH PROVIDES A THEORETICAL FOUNDATION FOR OUR NUMERICAL RESULTS.
LARGE LANGUAGE MODELS (LLMS) HAVE SHOWN EXCELLENT PERFORMANCE ON VARIOUS TASKS, BUT THE ASTRONOMICAL MODEL SIZE RAISES THE HARDWARE BARRIER FOR SERVING (MEMORY SIZE) AND SLOWS DOWN TOKEN GENERATION (MEMORY BANDWIDTH).