SEED: Domain-Specific Data Curation With Large Language Models
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| author | Chen, Zui Cao, Lei Madden, Sam Kraska, Tim Shang, Zeyuan Fan, Ju Tang, Nan Gu, Zihui Liu, Chunwei Cafarella, Michael |
| author_facet | Chen, Zui Cao, Lei Madden, Sam Kraska, Tim Shang, Zeyuan Fan, Ju Tang, Nan Gu, Zihui Liu, Chunwei Cafarella, Michael |
| contents | Data curation tasks that prepare data for analytics are critical for turning data into actionable insights. However, due to the diverse requirements of applications in different domains, generic off-the-shelf tools are typically insufficient. As a result, data scientists often have to develop domain-specific solutions tailored to both the dataset and the task, e.g. writing domain-specific code or training machine learning models on a sufficient number of annotated examples. This process is notoriously difficult and time-consuming. We present SEED, an LLM-as-compiler approach that automatically generates domain-specific data curation solutions via Large Language Models (LLMs). Once the user describes a task, input data, and expected output, the SEED compiler produces a hybrid pipeline that combines LLM querying with more cost-effective alternatives, such as vector-based caching, LLM-generated code, and small models trained on LLM-annotated data. SEED features an optimizer that automatically selects from the four LLM-assisted modules and forms a hybrid execution pipeline that best fits the task at hand. To validate this new, revolutionary approach, we conducted experiments on $9$ datasets spanning over $5$ data curation tasks. In comparison to solutions that use the LLM on every data record, SEED achieves state-of-the-art or comparable few-shot performance, while significantly reducing the number of LLM calls. |
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| spellingShingle | SEED: Domain-Specific Data Curation With Large Language Models Chen, Zui Cao, Lei Madden, Sam Kraska, Tim Shang, Zeyuan Fan, Ju Tang, Nan Gu, Zihui Liu, Chunwei Cafarella, Michael Databases Machine Learning Data curation tasks that prepare data for analytics are critical for turning data into actionable insights. However, due to the diverse requirements of applications in different domains, generic off-the-shelf tools are typically insufficient. As a result, data scientists often have to develop domain-specific solutions tailored to both the dataset and the task, e.g. writing domain-specific code or training machine learning models on a sufficient number of annotated examples. This process is notoriously difficult and time-consuming. We present SEED, an LLM-as-compiler approach that automatically generates domain-specific data curation solutions via Large Language Models (LLMs). Once the user describes a task, input data, and expected output, the SEED compiler produces a hybrid pipeline that combines LLM querying with more cost-effective alternatives, such as vector-based caching, LLM-generated code, and small models trained on LLM-annotated data. SEED features an optimizer that automatically selects from the four LLM-assisted modules and forms a hybrid execution pipeline that best fits the task at hand. To validate this new, revolutionary approach, we conducted experiments on $9$ datasets spanning over $5$ data curation tasks. In comparison to solutions that use the LLM on every data record, SEED achieves state-of-the-art or comparable few-shot performance, while significantly reducing the number of LLM calls. |
| title | SEED: Domain-Specific Data Curation With Large Language Models |
| topic | Databases Machine Learning |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2310.00749 |