KIT-19: A Comprehensive Korean Instruction Toolkit on 19 Tasks for Fine-Tuning Korean Large Language Models

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2403.16444v1
• Date: Mon, 25 Mar 2024 06:15:21 GMT
• Title: KIT-19: A Comprehensive Korean Instruction Toolkit on 19 Tasks for Fine-Tuning Korean Large Language Models
• Authors: Dongjun Jang, Sungjoo Byun, Hyemi Jo, Hyopil Shin,
• Abstract summary: textitKIT-19 is a dataset created in an instruction format, comprising 19 existing open-source datasets for Korean NLP tasks. The experimental results show that the model trained on textitKIT-19 significantly outperforms existing Korean LLMs.
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• License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/
• Abstract: Instruction Tuning on Large Language Models is an essential process for model to function well and achieve high performance in specific tasks. Accordingly, in mainstream languages such as English, instruction-based datasets are being constructed and made publicly available. In the case of Korean, publicly available models and datasets all rely on using the output of ChatGPT or translating datasets built in English. In this paper, We introduce \textit{KIT-19} as an instruction dataset for the development of LLM in Korean. \textit{KIT-19} is a dataset created in an instruction format, comprising 19 existing open-source datasets for Korean NLP tasks. In this paper, we train a Korean Pretrained LLM using \textit{KIT-19} to demonstrate its effectiveness. The experimental results show that the model trained on \textit{KIT-19} significantly outperforms existing Korean LLMs. Based on the its quality and empirical results, this paper proposes that \textit{KIT-19} has the potential to make a substantial contribution to the future improvement of Korean LLMs' performance.

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