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ProCQA: A Large-scale Community-based Programming Question Answering Dataset for Code Search

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arxiv 2403.16702 v1 pith:DHMPSN62 submitted 2024-03-25 cs.CL cs.IRcs.SE

classification cs.CLcs.IRcs.SE
keywords codeansweringmodelsquestiondatasetextractedlanguagelarge-scale
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Retrieval-based code question answering seeks to match user queries in natural language to relevant code snippets. Previous approaches typically rely on pretraining models using crafted bi-modal and uni-modal datasets to align text and code representations. In this paper, we introduce ProCQA, a large-scale programming question answering dataset extracted from the StackOverflow community, offering naturally structured mixed-modal QA pairs. To validate its effectiveness, we propose a modality-agnostic contrastive pre-training approach to improve the alignment of text and code representations of current code language models. Compared to previous models that primarily employ bimodal and unimodal pairs extracted from CodeSearchNet for pre-training, our model exhibits significant performance improvements across a wide range of code retrieval benchmarks.

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