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There is an insightful video review of this paper by Yannic Kilcher: https://youtu.be/Tkijsu129M0?t=30 https://youtu.be/Tkijsu129M0?t=30 TL;DW - Their approach
by visarga 3y ago
There is an insightful video review of this paper by Yannic Kilcher: https://youtu.be/Tkijsu129M0?t=30 https://youtu.be/Tkijsu129M0?t=30
TL;DW - Their approach is to sequentially test methods, moving on to the next if one fails. However, this strategy is flawed as it requires ground truth, particularly for multi-choice answers. The analogy could be made to continually rolling a dice until landing on six. Similarly, if a question has four potential answers, the model merely has to attempt four times to stumble upon the correct response. And then they report 100% success rate.
- az226 3y agoYes and no. Some LLMs can’t get the right answer no matter how many rolls of the dice they get. The bigger BS is that several questions weren’t questions and some didn’t have enough detail to be answered and it somehow got 100% on those. This IMO out the entire paper into the trash.
- caddemon 3y agoIt graded itself, so that explains that lol