MM-PhyRLHF: Reinforcement Learning Framework for Multimodal Physics Question-Answering
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| author | Kapuriya, Janak Kirtani, Chhavi Singh, Apoorv Saraf, Jay Lal, Naman Kumar, Jatin Shivam, Adarsh Raj Verma, Astha Anand, Avinash Shah, Rajiv Ratn |
| author_facet | Kapuriya, Janak Kirtani, Chhavi Singh, Apoorv Saraf, Jay Lal, Naman Kumar, Jatin Shivam, Adarsh Raj Verma, Astha Anand, Avinash Shah, Rajiv Ratn |
| contents | Recent advancements in LLMs have shown their significant potential in tasks like text summarization and generation. Yet, they often encounter difficulty while solving complex physics problems that require arithmetic calculation and a good understanding of concepts. Moreover, many physics problems include images that contain important details required to understand the problem's context. We propose an LMM-based chatbot to answer multimodal physics MCQs. For domain adaptation, we utilize the MM-PhyQA dataset comprising Indian high school-level multimodal physics problems. To improve the LMM's performance, we experiment with two techniques, RLHF (Reinforcement Learning from Human Feedback) and Image Captioning. In image captioning, we add a detailed explanation of the diagram in each image, minimizing hallucinations and image processing errors. We further explore the integration of Reinforcement Learning from Human Feedback (RLHF) methodology inspired by the ranking approach in RLHF to enhance the human-like problem-solving abilities of the models. The RLHF approach incorporates human feedback into the learning process of LLMs, improving the model's problem-solving skills, truthfulness, and reasoning capabilities, minimizing the hallucinations in the answers, and improving the quality instead of using vanilla-supervised fine-tuned models. We employ the LLaVA open-source model to answer multimodal physics MCQs and compare the performance with and without using RLHF. |
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| spellingShingle | MM-PhyRLHF: Reinforcement Learning Framework for Multimodal Physics Question-Answering Kapuriya, Janak Kirtani, Chhavi Singh, Apoorv Saraf, Jay Lal, Naman Kumar, Jatin Shivam, Adarsh Raj Verma, Astha Anand, Avinash Shah, Rajiv Ratn Artificial Intelligence Recent advancements in LLMs have shown their significant potential in tasks like text summarization and generation. Yet, they often encounter difficulty while solving complex physics problems that require arithmetic calculation and a good understanding of concepts. Moreover, many physics problems include images that contain important details required to understand the problem's context. We propose an LMM-based chatbot to answer multimodal physics MCQs. For domain adaptation, we utilize the MM-PhyQA dataset comprising Indian high school-level multimodal physics problems. To improve the LMM's performance, we experiment with two techniques, RLHF (Reinforcement Learning from Human Feedback) and Image Captioning. In image captioning, we add a detailed explanation of the diagram in each image, minimizing hallucinations and image processing errors. We further explore the integration of Reinforcement Learning from Human Feedback (RLHF) methodology inspired by the ranking approach in RLHF to enhance the human-like problem-solving abilities of the models. The RLHF approach incorporates human feedback into the learning process of LLMs, improving the model's problem-solving skills, truthfulness, and reasoning capabilities, minimizing the hallucinations in the answers, and improving the quality instead of using vanilla-supervised fine-tuned models. We employ the LLaVA open-source model to answer multimodal physics MCQs and compare the performance with and without using RLHF. |
| title | MM-PhyRLHF: Reinforcement Learning Framework for Multimodal Physics Question-Answering |
| topic | Artificial Intelligence |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2404.12926 |