The field of large language models (LLMs) is rapidly advancing, with a focus on improving statistical reasoning, trustworthiness, and efficiency. Recent developments have highlighted the importance of evaluating LLMs' ability to identify distinctive features, perform fine-grained statistical reasoning, and detect rarity. Additionally, there is a growing interest in multi-agent frameworks, multi-task learning, and uncertainty-aware collaborative systems to enhance LLM performance and reliability. Noteworthy papers include: The Rarity Blind Spot, which introduces a framework for evaluating statistical reasoning in LLMs. Question-to-Knowledge, which proposes a multi-agent framework for reliable SKU mapping. Uncertainty-Aware Collaborative System, which synergistically orchestrates a powerful MLLM and a lightweight baseline model for multimodal sentiment analysis. Can Multiple Responses from an LLM Reveal the Sources of Its Uncertainty, which shows that patterns of disagreement among multiple generated responses contain rich clues about the underlying cause of uncertainty.
Advances in Large Language Models and Reasoning
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The Rarity Blind Spot: A Framework for Evaluating Statistical Reasoning in LLMs
Question-to-Knowledge: Multi-Agent Generation of Inspectable Facts for Product Mapping
Predicting Movie Success with Multi-Task Learning: A Hybrid Framework Combining GPT-Based Sentiment Analysis and SIR Propagation
A Comprehensive Survey on Trustworthiness in Reasoning with Large Language Models
Uncertainty-Aware Collaborative System of Large and Small Models for Multimodal Sentiment Analysis
Can Multiple Responses from an LLM Reveal the Sources of Its Uncertainty?
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