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"ADePT: Adaptive Decomposed Prompt Tuning for Parameter-Efficient Fine-tuning"

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ADePT fine-tunes LLMs by teaching each token to adapt uniquely, like giving words their own personality.

The paper introduces ADePT, a method that enhances LLM fine-tuning by using adaptive token embeddings and a shared neural network to improve task performance while keeping parameters minimal.

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https://arxiv.org/abs/2501.03291

Original Problem 🔍:

Parameter-efficient fine-tuning of LLMs faces challenges with position-based token embedding offsets and sub-optimal shared embedding offsets, limiting model adaptation capabilities.

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Solution in this Paper 🛠️:

→ ADePT combines a short soft prompt with a shallow token-shared feed-forward neural network.

→ The network learns unique embedding offsets for each token, enabling adaptive adjustments based on model input.

→ ADePT generates input-specific token embedding offsets instead of position-based offsets.

→ The solution maintains parameter efficiency while improving task adaptation through better token optimization.

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Key Insights from this Paper 💡:

→ Position-based token embedding offsets restrict model generalization

→ Shared embedding offsets across tokens lead to sub-optimal performance

→ Token-specific adaptive offsets improve model adaptation capabilities

→ Parameter efficiency can be maintained while adding adaptive features

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Results 📊:

→ Tested across 23 NLP tasks and 4 PLM scales

→ Outperforms leading PEFT methods with fewer parameters

→ Surpasses full fine-tuning baseline in specific scenarios

→ Maintains comparable inference speed to DePT

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