Study finds inductive prompting most consistent for LLM generalization in temporal extraction
Researchers evaluated multiple large language model configurations across four dimensions of generalization in time and event expression extraction tasks. They found that strong base-task performance predicts better generalization, but this relationship weakens under substantial distribution shifts. Inductive prompting performed most consistently across domain shift, adversarial perturbations,…
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- Strong base-task performance generally predicts better generalization in temporal extraction
- Inductive prompting performed most consistently across all four generalization dimensions
- Gains from scale, architecture, and deductive/abductive prompting were uneven and dimension-specific
Read the original at arXiv cs.CL · by Fahmid Shahriar Iqbal, Ritam Dutt, Soumitra Das, Arnav Verma, Sagnik Ray Choudhury primary sourceOpen source ↗
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