OrchMoE: Efficient Multi-Adapter Learning with Task-Skill Synergy

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Auteurs principaux: Wang, Haowen, Sun, Tao, Ji, Kaixiang, Wang, Jian, Fan, Cong, Gu, Jinjie
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author Wang, Haowen
Sun, Tao
Ji, Kaixiang
Wang, Jian
Fan, Cong
Gu, Jinjie
author_facet Wang, Haowen
Sun, Tao
Ji, Kaixiang
Wang, Jian
Fan, Cong
Gu, Jinjie
contents We advance the field of Parameter-Efficient Fine-Tuning (PEFT) with our novel multi-adapter method, OrchMoE, which capitalizes on modular skill architecture for enhanced forward transfer in neural networks. Unlike prior models that depend on explicit task identification inputs, OrchMoE automatically discerns task categories, streamlining the learning process. This is achieved through an integrated mechanism comprising an Automatic Task Classification module and a Task-Skill Allocation module, which collectively deduce task-specific classifications and tailor skill allocation matrices. Our extensive evaluations on the 'Super Natural Instructions' dataset, featuring 1,600 diverse instructional tasks, indicate that OrchMoE substantially outperforms comparable multi-adapter baselines in terms of both performance and sample utilization efficiency, all while operating within the same parameter constraints. These findings suggest that OrchMoE offers a significant leap forward in multi-task learning efficiency.
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spellingShingle OrchMoE: Efficient Multi-Adapter Learning with Task-Skill Synergy
Wang, Haowen
Sun, Tao
Ji, Kaixiang
Wang, Jian
Fan, Cong
Gu, Jinjie
Machine Learning
Artificial Intelligence
Computation and Language
We advance the field of Parameter-Efficient Fine-Tuning (PEFT) with our novel multi-adapter method, OrchMoE, which capitalizes on modular skill architecture for enhanced forward transfer in neural networks. Unlike prior models that depend on explicit task identification inputs, OrchMoE automatically discerns task categories, streamlining the learning process. This is achieved through an integrated mechanism comprising an Automatic Task Classification module and a Task-Skill Allocation module, which collectively deduce task-specific classifications and tailor skill allocation matrices. Our extensive evaluations on the 'Super Natural Instructions' dataset, featuring 1,600 diverse instructional tasks, indicate that OrchMoE substantially outperforms comparable multi-adapter baselines in terms of both performance and sample utilization efficiency, all while operating within the same parameter constraints. These findings suggest that OrchMoE offers a significant leap forward in multi-task learning efficiency.
title OrchMoE: Efficient Multi-Adapter Learning with Task-Skill Synergy
topic Machine Learning
Artificial Intelligence
Computation and Language
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2401.10559