Interleaves chain-of-thought reasoning with tool-using actions in one LLM loop: the model plans, queries a source like Wikipedia, then revises from results. Cuts hallucination versus reasoning-only prompting and beats trained agents on interactive tasks.
A graph-based RAG framework pairing a knowledge graph with vector retrieval and a dual-level (low/high) query mode. New documents merge into the graph via set operations instead of triggering a rebuild, cutting the cost of keeping the index current.
Provides labeled movie-review data for binary sentiment classification: 25,000 training and 25,000 test examples, plus 50,000 unlabeled reviews for unsupervised or semi-supervised use. Labels reflect strong polarity (positive ≥7, negative ≤4) and the set is a widely used NLP benchmark.
First model to make a decoder dynamically focus on different source words instead of cramming a whole sentence into one fixed vector — the soft-alignment idea that became "attention" and, three years later, powered the Transformer.
End-to-end encoder–decoder using deep LSTMs to map variable-length input sequences to output sequences; demonstrated competitive English→French translation (BLEU 34.8) and improved optimization by reversing source sentences, showing strong handling of long sentences.
Processes and indexes seized digital evidence — disk images, files, timelines — for forensic examiners. Bundles high-speed carving, OCR, named-entity recognition, similar-image and face search, and audio transcription behind scriptable Java parsers.
Provides about 100,000 crowd‑written question–answer pairs from Wikipedia where each answer is a text span in the passage, used to train and evaluate extractive question‑answering models. Includes train/validation splits, span offsets, Parquet format, CC BY‑SA 4.0.
The 2017 paper that replaced recurrence with pure self-attention, making sequence models fully parallelizable — and, almost as a side effect, laying the architectural foundation for nearly every large language model that followed, from BERT to GPT.
Sequence modeling toolkit for training custom models for translation, summarization, and language modeling. Reference implementation behind RoBERTa, BART, mBART, XLM-R, and wav2vec 2.0, with multi-GPU and mixed-precision training.
A multi-task English NLU benchmark for evaluating models across nine tasks (acceptability, sentiment, paraphrase, similarity, and various NLI setups), with a diagnostic evaluation set and an online leaderboard to compare generalization and transfer learning.
Provides 150+ executed Jupyter notebooks and code that reproduce the book 'Machine Learning for Algorithmic Trading (2nd ed.)' — covers feature engineering, alternative-data signal extraction, backtesting, NLP, deep learning and reinforcement learning for trading; best for quant researchers and practitioners.
Embeds multi-head self-attention inside an LSTM-style memory, so stored memories can attend to one another instead of just sitting in separate slots — sharpening relational reasoning and topping WikiText-103, Project Gutenberg, and GigaWord.