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KDSTM: Neural Semi-supervised Topic Modeling with Knowledge Distillation

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arxiv 2307.01878 v2 pith:7PSO6SZ6 submitted 2023-07-04 cs.CL cs.AI

classification cs.CLcs.AI
keywords modelingtopicclassificationmethodstextkdstmaccuracydatasets
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In text classification tasks, fine tuning pretrained language models like BERT and GPT-3 yields competitive accuracy; however, both methods require pretraining on large text datasets. In contrast, general topic modeling methods possess the advantage of analyzing documents to extract meaningful patterns of words without the need of pretraining. To leverage topic modeling's unsupervised insights extraction on text classification tasks, we develop the Knowledge Distillation Semi-supervised Topic Modeling (KDSTM). KDSTM requires no pretrained embeddings, few labeled documents and is efficient to train, making it ideal under resource constrained settings. Across a variety of datasets, our method outperforms existing supervised topic modeling methods in classification accuracy, robustness and efficiency and achieves similar performance compare to state of the art weakly supervised text classification methods.

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  1. Feature Alignment and Representation Transfer in Knowledge Distillation for Large Language Models

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    A broad survey of knowledge distillation for LLMs that summarizes published methods but contains no new results and several citation errors.

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