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Models Alignment is the process of ensuring that multiple models used in a machine learning system are consistent with each other and aligned with the goals of the system. This involves defining clear and consistent objectives for each model, identifying and addressing any inconsistencies or biases in the data used to train each model, testing and validating each model to ensure its accuracy, and ensuring that the predictions and decisions made by each model are consistent and aligned with the overall goals of the system.
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A Relational Graph enhanced Hybrid table-text Numerical reasoning model with Tree decoder (RegHNT) and a novel relational graph modeling method, which models alignment between questions, tables, and paragraphs is proposed.
A Sinkhorn re-basin network with the ability to obtain the transportation plan that better suits a given objective and the benefit of the method is compared against similar approaches from the literature under several conditions for both optimal transport and linear mode connectivity.
A comprehensive survey of key dimensions that are crucial to consider when assessing LLM trustworthiness is presented, which indicates that, in general, more aligned models tend to perform better in terms of overall trustworthiness.
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