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Main Authors: Zhang, Chongsheng, Wang, Hao, Yu, Zelong, Arias, Esteban Garces, Rodemann, Julian, Zhang, Zhanshuo, Li, Qilong, Fan, Gaojuan, Muandet, Krikamol, Heumann, Christian
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Published: 2026
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Online Access:https://arxiv.org/abs/2604.16817
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author Zhang, Chongsheng
Wang, Hao
Yu, Zelong
Arias, Esteban Garces
Rodemann, Julian
Zhang, Zhanshuo
Li, Qilong
Fan, Gaojuan
Muandet, Krikamol
Heumann, Christian
author_facet Zhang, Chongsheng
Wang, Hao
Yu, Zelong
Arias, Esteban Garces
Rodemann, Julian
Zhang, Zhanshuo
Li, Qilong
Fan, Gaojuan
Muandet, Krikamol
Heumann, Christian
contents Imbalanced data are commonly present in real-world applications. While data synthesis can effectively mitigate data scarcity for rare classes, and LLMs have revolutionized text generation, the application of LLMs to the synthesis of relational/structured tabular data remains underexplored. Moreover, existing approaches lack an effective feedback mechanism to guide LLMs in continuously optimizing the quality of the generated data throughout the synthesis process. In this work, we propose RDDG, Relational Data generator with Dynamic Guidance, which is a unified in-context learning framework that employs progressive chain-of-thought (CoT) steps to generate tabular data for enhancing downstream imbalanced classification performance. RDDG first uses core set selection to identify representative samples from the original data, then utilizes in-context learning to discover the inherent patterns and correlations among attributes within the core set, and subsequently generates tabular data while preserving the aforementioned constraints. More importantly, it incorporates a self-reinforcing feedback mechanism that provides automatic assessments of the quality of the generated data, enabling continuous quality optimization throughout the generation process. Experimental results on multiple real and synthetic datasets demonstrate that RDDG outperforms existing approaches in both data fidelity and downstream imbalanced classification performance. We make our code available at https://github.com/cszhangLMU/RDDG.
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spellingShingle Self-Reinforcing Controllable Synthesis of Rare Relational Data via Bayesian Calibration
Zhang, Chongsheng
Wang, Hao
Yu, Zelong
Arias, Esteban Garces
Rodemann, Julian
Zhang, Zhanshuo
Li, Qilong
Fan, Gaojuan
Muandet, Krikamol
Heumann, Christian
Machine Learning
Artificial Intelligence
Imbalanced data are commonly present in real-world applications. While data synthesis can effectively mitigate data scarcity for rare classes, and LLMs have revolutionized text generation, the application of LLMs to the synthesis of relational/structured tabular data remains underexplored. Moreover, existing approaches lack an effective feedback mechanism to guide LLMs in continuously optimizing the quality of the generated data throughout the synthesis process. In this work, we propose RDDG, Relational Data generator with Dynamic Guidance, which is a unified in-context learning framework that employs progressive chain-of-thought (CoT) steps to generate tabular data for enhancing downstream imbalanced classification performance. RDDG first uses core set selection to identify representative samples from the original data, then utilizes in-context learning to discover the inherent patterns and correlations among attributes within the core set, and subsequently generates tabular data while preserving the aforementioned constraints. More importantly, it incorporates a self-reinforcing feedback mechanism that provides automatic assessments of the quality of the generated data, enabling continuous quality optimization throughout the generation process. Experimental results on multiple real and synthetic datasets demonstrate that RDDG outperforms existing approaches in both data fidelity and downstream imbalanced classification performance. We make our code available at https://github.com/cszhangLMU/RDDG.
title Self-Reinforcing Controllable Synthesis of Rare Relational Data via Bayesian Calibration
topic Machine Learning
Artificial Intelligence
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2604.16817