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Ensuring Quality and Diversity in Generated Preference Data
When scaling up automated data generation, it is critical to ensure the accuracy and diversity of the data. This quality control applies not only to the preference labels but also to the model's inputs and the generated outputs. To achieve high-quality, large-scale datasets, a variety of techniques can be employed, such as using different Large Language Models, varying prompts, and incorporating diverse in-context demonstrations to generate a wide range of outputs and annotations.
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Ch.5 Inference - Foundations of Large Language Models
Foundations of Large Language Models
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