Multiple Choice

Consider two language models that use an external datastore of (context -> next word) examples to help generate text.

  • Model X populates its datastore only with examples from the specific document it is currently generating.
  • Model Y's datastore is pre-filled with millions of examples from a vast and diverse library of texts before it begins generating any new document.

When asked to complete a sentence about a niche historical fact not mentioned earlier in the current document, which model is more likely to perform better and why?

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