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DRESSING UP LLM: EFFICIENT STYLIZED QUESTIONANSWERING VIA STYLE SUBSPACE EDITING
Published Date
2025-01-23
Source
ICLR
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Summary
Innovation: The paper introduces DRESS, a novel train-free framework for stylized question-answering (QA) in large language models (LLMs) by editing style-relevant subspaces within the model's representation space, allowing for adaptive and controllable stylization while preserving semantic integrity.
Tasks: The study involves constructing stylized QA benchmarks in Shakespeare-style English and Dream of the Red Chamber-style Chinese, and evaluates the performance of DRESS against baseline methods like prompting and fine-tuning, focusing on style intensity, semantic preservation, and fluency of respon
Significant Result: DRESS significantly outperforms existing methods, including prompting, supervised fine-tuning, and conventional representation editing techniques, in terms of style intensity, semantic preservation, and fluency, demonstrating its effectiveness in enhancing LLMs with flexible style control for conversational agents.
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Title
DRESSING UP LLM: EFFICIENT STYLIZED QUESTIONANSWERING VIA STYLE SUBSPACE EDITING
Published Date
2025-01-23
Source
ICLR
Head Name
Style Head
Summary
Innovation: The paper introduces DRESS, a novel train-free framework for stylized question-answering (QA) in large language models (LLMs) by editing style-relevant subspaces within the model's representation space, allowing for adaptive and controllable stylization while preserving semantic integrity.
Tasks: The study involves constructing stylized QA benchmarks in Shakespeare-style English and Dream of the Red Chamber-style Chinese, and evaluates the performance of DRESS against baseline methods like prompting and fine-tuning, focusing on style intensity, semantic preservation, and fluency of respon
Significant Result: DRESS significantly outperforms existing methods, including prompting, supervised fine-tuning, and conventional representation editing techniques, in terms of style intensity, semantic preservation, and fluency, demonstrating its effectiveness in enhancing LLMs with flexible style control for conversational agents.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: