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singhsidhukuldeep 
posted an update Nov 24
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Good folks from @amazon , @Stanford , and other great institutions have released “A Comprehensive Survey of Hallucination Mitigation Techniques in Large Language Models!”

This comprehensive survey examines over 32 cutting-edge techniques to combat hallucination in Large Language Models (LLMs). As LLMs become increasingly integral to our daily operations, addressing their tendency to generate ungrounded content is crucial.

Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) Innovations:
- Pre-generation retrieval using LLM-Augmenter with Plug-and-Play modules
- Real-time verification through the EVER framework implementing three-stage validation
- Post-generation refinement via the RARR system for automated attribution

Advanced Decoding Strategies:
- Context-Aware Decoding (CAD) utilizing contrastive output distribution
- DoLa's innovative approach of contrasting logit differences between transformer layers

Knowledge Integration Methods:
- The RHO framework leveraging entity representations and relation predicates
- FLEEK's intelligent fact verification system using curated knowledge graphs

Novel Loss Functions:
- Text Hallucination Regularization (THR) derived from mutual information
- The mFACT metric for evaluating faithfulness in multilingual contexts

This research provides a structured taxonomy for categorizing these mitigation techniques, offering valuable insights for practitioners and researchers working with LLMs.

What are your thoughts on hallucination mitigation in LLMs?
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Instead of trying to reduce hallucinations, try and force them to be veridical by training a LoRA on the info returned from the retrieval?