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"Facilitate Collaboration between Large Language Model and Task-specific Model for Time Series Anomaly Detection"

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LLMs and task-specific models team up to catch anomalies better

CoLLaTe, proposed in this paper, framework enables LLMs and task-specific models to work together for better time series anomaly detection by combining their unique strengths.

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https://arxiv.org/abs/2501.05675

Original Problem 🤔:

→ LLMs excel at incorporating expert knowledge but struggle with value fluctuations in time series data

→ Task-specific models are great at pattern detection but can't easily adapt to new domains without modifications

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Solution in this Paper 🛠️:

→ CoLLaTe framework aligns different score interpretations between LLMs and task-specific models using a half-Gaussian distribution

→ Uses set-up-pitch prompting to improve LLM performance by incorporating domain expertise

→ Implements collaborative loss function to prevent error accumulation between models

→ Employs conditional network to combine judgments using data representation as condition

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Key Insights 💡:

→ LLMs and task-specific models have complementary strengths in anomaly detection

→ Alignment between different model interpretations is crucial for effective collaboration

→ Error accumulation can be mitigated through careful loss function design

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Results 📊:

→ Achieved highest F1 scores across 4 datasets compared to state-of-the-art methods

→ Demonstrated effective collaboration between LLMs and task-specific models

→ Successfully validated theoretical properties through experiments

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