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In advanced machine learning, Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) systems have revolutionized how we approach large language models (LLMs). These systems extend the capabilities of LLMs by integrating an Information Retrieval (IR) phase, which allows them to access external data. This integration is crucial, as it enables the RAG systems to overcome the limitations faced by standard…

Optimizing code through abstraction in software development is not just a practice but a necessity. It leads to streamlined processes, where reusable components simplify tasks, increase code readability, and foster reuse. The development of generalizable abstractions, especially in automated program synthesis, stands at the forefront of current research endeavors. Traditionally, Large Language Models (LLMs) have…

Large Language Models (LLMs) have gathered a massive amount of attention and popularity among the Artificial Intelligence (AI) community in recent months. These models have demonstrated great capabilities in tasks including text summarization, question answering, code completion, content generation, etc.  LLMs are frequently trained on inadequate web-scraped data. Most of the time, this data is…

Creating effective pipelines, especially using RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation), can be quite challenging in information retrieval. These pipelines involve various components, and choosing the right models for retrieval is crucial. While dense embeddings like OpenAI’s text-ada-002 serve as a good starting point, recent research suggests that they might not always be the optimal choice for every…

Mobile device agents utilizing Multimodal Large Language Models (MLLM) have gained popularity due to the rapid advancements in MLLMs, showcasing notable visual comprehension capabilities. This progress has made MLLM-based agents viable for diverse applications. The emergence of mobile device agents represents a novel application, requiring these agents to operate devices based on screen content and…

Large language models (LLMs) have become a prominent force in the rapidly evolving landscape of artificial intelligence. These models, built primarily on Transformer architectures, have expanded AI’s capabilities in understanding and generating human language, leading to diverse applications. Yet, a notable challenge in this realm is enhancing LLMs for creative writing. While proficient in various…

Meta-learning, a burgeoning field in AI research, has made significant strides in training neural networks to adapt swiftly to new tasks with minimal data. This technique centers on exposing neural networks to diverse tasks, thereby cultivating versatile representations crucial for general problem-solving. Such varied exposure aims to develop universal capabilities in AI systems, an essential…

With the growth of AI, large language models also began to be studied and used in all fields. These models are trained on vast amounts of data on the scale of billions and are useful in fields like health, finance, education, entertainment, and many others. They contribute to various tasks ranging from natural language processing…

In natural language processing, the quest for precision in language models has led to innovative approaches that mitigate the inherent inaccuracies these models may present. A significant challenge is the models’ tendency to produce “hallucinations” or factual errors due to their reliance on internal knowledge bases. This issue has been particularly pronounced in large language…

Enhancing the receptive field of models is crucial for effective 3D medical image segmentation. Traditional convolutional neural networks (CNNs) often struggle to capture global information from high-resolution 3D medical images. One proposed solution is the utilization of depth-wise convolution with larger kernel sizes to capture a wider range of features. However, CNN-based approaches need help…