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PSYDIAL: Personality-based Synthetic Dialogue Generation using Large Language Models

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arxiv 2404.00930 v1 pith:JZUTLVOC submitted 2024-04-01 cs.CL

PSYDIAL: Personality-based Synthetic Dialogue Generation using Large Language Models

classification cs.CL
keywords dialoguemodelspsydialpersonality-basedpipelinedatasetdialoguesgenerate
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We present a novel end-to-end personality-based synthetic dialogue data generation pipeline, specifically designed to elicit responses from large language models via prompting. We design the prompts to generate more human-like dialogues considering real-world scenarios when users engage with chatbots. We introduce PSYDIAL, the first Korean dialogue dataset focused on personality-based dialogues, curated using our proposed pipeline. Notably, we focus on the Extraversion dimension of the Big Five personality model in our research. Experimental results indicate that while pre-trained models and those fine-tuned with a chit-chat dataset struggle to generate responses reflecting personality, models trained with PSYDIAL show significant improvements. The versatility of our pipeline extends beyond dialogue tasks, offering potential for other non-dialogue related applications. This research opens doors for more nuanced, personality-driven conversational AI in Korean and potentially other languages. Our code is publicly available at https://github.com/jiSilverH/psydial.

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