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48 results for adaptive questions

Paper proposes a neural network for generating better questions from text.

problem Automatic generation of relevant questions from sentences and paragraphs.
method Adaptive copying recurrent neural network model with a copying mechanism added to a bidirectional LSTM architecture.
result The model outperforms state-of-the-art methods in question generation metrics.

Dynamic question ordering improves survey completion and imputation quality.

problem Engage respondents and collect complete information for accurate imputations.
method Personalized question order based on earlier responses to maximize survey completion and imputation quality.
result Personalized question order increases survey completion and imputation quality.

The paper tackles adaptive questioning to classify candidate ability.

problem Designing an optimal sequence of adaptive questions to classify candidate ability.
method Develops lower bounds and geometrical insights for sequential questioning strategies, and arrives at algorithms that match these bounds.
result Asymptotically, any candidate needs to be asked questions at most at two levels, facilitating endogenous exploration.

Deep RL agent predicts malaria likelihood from household surveys.

problem Predicting malaria likelihood from household surveys.
method Deep Reinforcement Learning (DQN) agent learns to ask adaptive questions.
result 80% accuracy with 2.5 questions, vs. 6 questions for supervised learning.

This study examines how reward scaling impacts non-saturating ReLU networks in reinforcement learning.

problem The impact of reward scaling on non-saturating ReLU networks in reinforcement learning.
method Proposes an Adaptive Network Scaling framework to find a suitable reward scale during learning.
result Empirical studies justify the effectiveness of the Adaptive Network Scaling framework.

EduQG generates better educational questions by pre-training on scientific text.

problem Improving the quality of educational questions for scalable self-assessment.
method Adapting a large language model for educational question generation, pre-trained on scientific text.
result EduQG produces superior educational questions compared to baseline models.

Paper introduces NumLLM for better financial text understanding with numeric variables.

problem Poor performance of existing financial large language models in numeric financial text.
method Constructed financial corpus, fine-tuned with LoRA modules, merged into foundation model.
result NumLLM achieves best performance on financial question-answering benchmark, especially with numeric questions.

Empirical study shows consistent meta-RL algorithms adapt to OOD tasks.

problem Theoretical consistency of meta-RL algorithms and its practical implications.
method Empirical investigation of representative meta-RL algorithms, focusing on consistency and adaptation to out-of-distribution tasks.
result Theoretical consistent algorithms can adapt to OOD tasks, while inconsistent ones cannot, but can still fail for poor exploration.

Paper explores BERT's efficiency on SQuAD2.0, freezing layers and using adapters.

problem Improving BERT's efficiency for SQuAD2.0 while maintaining performance.
method Freezing transformer layers, using adapters, and context-aware convolutional filters.
result Context-aware convolutional filters do not improve practical efficiency.

Optimal ability estimation in adaptive testing with binary responses.

problem Estimating a continuous ability parameter from sequential binary responses.
method Adaptive selection of questions to maximize Fisher information, updating estimate using method-of-moments, and deciding accuracy with a test statistic.
result Fisher-tracking strategy achieves optimal performance in fixed-confidence and fixed-budget regimes.

A version of smooth K-theory is constructed, which is adapted to the total Chern class instead of the Chern character (contrarily to previous theories). Some total Chern class morphism from this K-theory to Cheeger-Simons differential characters is constructed. This answers a question raised by U. Bunke.

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Decentralized search algorithm for unknown target using noisy observations.

problem Adaptive search for an unknown target in a time-varying network.
method Decentralized 20 questions approach with social learning, using martingale-based techniques and spectral graph theory.
result Convergence to correct consensus on target value with stability and consistency guarantees.

Domain adaptation and transfer learning help machine learning models adapt to new data distributions.

problem Machine learning models struggle with data distribution changes between training and test phases.
method Expands on risk minimization, discusses three types of data set shift, and various approaches to domain adaptation.
result Transfer learning and domain adaptation are essential for improving model performance in changing data environments.

Robo-advisors estimate clients' risk aversion using interactive questionnaires.

problem Estimating risk aversion of non-expert clients using adaptive questionnaires.
method Model risk aversion with cost functions and spectral risk measures. Use inverse reinforcement learning to design questions maximizing distinguishing power.
result Designing questions by maximizing distinguishing power achieves satisfactory accuracy in learning risk aversion with fewer than 50 questions.

New rates and adaptive algorithm for nonparametric active learning under noise conditions.

problem Establishing new minimax-rates for active learning under noise conditions.
method Generic algorithmic strategy for adaptivity to unknown noise smoothness and margin.
result Achieves optimal rates in many general situations and avoids adaptive confidence sets.

New method learns to answer questions from correct demonstrations without assuming bounded complexity of the demonstrator.

problem Learning to generate answers from correct demonstrations with multiple correct answers.
method Formalizes imitation learning in contextual bandits, relying on reward model complexity, not policy complexity.
result Achieves nearly optimal performance with sample complexity logarithmic in reward class cardinality.

Predicts student performance in interactive online question pools using GNNs.

problem Predicting student performance in interactive online question pools with evolving knowledge.
method Proposes R^2GCN, a GNN model for heterogeneous networks to predict student performance.
result Achieves higher accuracy in student performance prediction than traditional methods.

A new method for analyzing adaptive experiments using kernel treatment effects.

problem Efficiently analyzing adaptive experiments that adjust treatment assignments based on outcomes.
method Kernel Treatment Effects (KTE) framework combining RKHS scores and witness functions.
result Effective for both mean shifts and higher-moment differences, outperforming adaptive baselines.

BED-LLM uses Bayesian experimental design to improve LLMs' information gathering.

problem Improving LLMs' ability to gather information adaptively.
method Iteratively choosing questions to maximize expected information gain using a probabilistic model.
result BED-LLM achieves substantial performance gains compared to other adaptive design strategies.

New study shows non-adaptive trials can be outperformed by adaptive designs in treatment selection.

problem Determining the best allocation of resources in clinical trials.
method Analysis of batched arm elimination designs and comparison with completely randomized trials.
result Simple adaptive designs universally and strictly dominate non-adaptive completely randomized trials for at least three treatment arms.

INFUSER improves reasoning by co-evolving a generator and solver with adaptive curriculum.

problem Improving reasoning in language models with minimal external supervision.
method INFUSER uses a Generator and Solver to co-evolve iteratively, rewarding the Generator with an influence score and the Solver with correctness rewards.
result INFUSER outperforms self-evolution baselines by over 20% on Olympiad and SuperGPQA benchmarks.

New algorithms adaptively calibrate predictions in non-stationary environments, matching optimal rates.

problem Designing online prediction algorithms that adapt to varying levels of non-stationarity.
method Epoch-based scheduling and non-uniform partitioning of the prediction space.
result Achieves adaptive calibration guarantees under multiple measures with optimal rates.

Study evaluates how well question-answering models generalize to new data types.

problem Generalization of question-answering models to new data types.
method Constructed new test sets from different domains and evaluated models' performance.
result Models show significant performance drops when tested on new data types.

Diffusion models adapt to low-dimensional data regardless of coefficient choices.

problem Understanding how diffusion models adapt to low-dimensional data structures.
method Analysis of diffusion models with flexible coefficient choices.
result Proven that O~(k/ε)\widetilde{O}(k/\varepsilon) iterations suffice for accurate sampling in total variation distance.

AI-assisted interviews allow respondents to describe experiences naturally, but mapping those accounts into structured survey variables is fallible.

problem Mapping AI-assisted interview responses into structured survey variables is fallible.
method Adaptive Matrix Validation (AMV) is proposed, which involves mapping responses into tabular data and using a small set of structured questions for statistical adjustment.
result The estimator calibrates mapped values using validation answers from other respondents and corrects remaining error with validation answers observed for the target respondent.

The paper examines Adaptive Lasso and Transfer Lasso, highlighting their differences and proposing a new method.

problem Comparing and contrasting Adaptive Lasso and Transfer Lasso.
method Theoretical analysis of asymptotic properties and introduction of a new method.
result The Transfer Lasso method reduces non-asymptotic estimation errors compared to Adaptive Lasso.

Domain Adaptation in 6G wireless networks: When is it green?

problem Energy consumption of Domain Adaptation (UDA) compared to single-task training in 6G wireless networks.
method Investigate energy consumption and propose a method to determine the minimum number of target domains for UDA to be more energy-efficient than retraining.
result Proposed a method to determine the minimum number of target domains for UDA to be more energy-efficient than retraining.

Study the tradeoffs of bandit feedback in multiclass classification.

problem The price of using bandit feedback in multiclass classification.
method Mistake bound model, analysis of variants, and comparison of learners and adversaries.
result The optimal mistake bound under bandit feedback is at most O(k)O(k) times higher than in full information, with a tight bound of O(k)O(k).