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SuperposedDecoding (Demo)

This is the repository for the paper "Superposed Decoding: Multiple Generations from a Single Autoregressive Inference Pass". We provide:

  1. Implementation of Superposed Decoding on Llama-2-7B, 13B, and 70B.
  2. Code to quickly create n-gram models of any size n from an arbitrary set of documents for custom downstream applications.
  3. Evaluation code for TriviaQA, Natural Questions, and Perplexity.

Installation

Use the package manager pip to install Superposed Decoding.

pip install -r requirements.txt
python setup.py develop

If you face any problems with nltk, please manually setup the package.

Model Weights and N-Gram Corpus Download

In order to use this repository, download Llama-2 model weights and one of the n-gram corpuses provided at this link. N-gram corpuses are labelled by the number of documents they were trained on. Folders should be stored in the primary working directory.

N-Gram Model Creation

We provide scaffolding to easily create n-gram models on an arbitrary text dataset using any HuggingFace tokenizer. We only require that the dataset be iterable, with each item having a "text" field. Any HuggingFace dataset can be passed in via the --dset_name field. Alternatively, local datasets can be used through the field --dset_path.

cd superposed/ngrams

Example Commands:

  1. Create n-gram models on the first 1000 documents (0 to 1000) in RedPajama using the Llama tokenizer. Store results in ./ckpts-test/. Use 10 processes.
python make_corpus.py ./ckpts-test/ 0 1000 10 --tok_name=llama --dset_name=togethercomputer/RedPajama-Data-1T-Sample --bigram=y --trigram=y --fourgram=y --fivegram=y --sixgram=y
  1. Create n-gram models using the BERT tokenizer instead of the Llama tokenizer. Use HuggingFace names for tokenizers.
python make_corpus.py ./ckpts-test/ 0 1000 10 --tok_name=google-bert/bert-base-cased --dset_name=togethercomputer/RedPajama-Data-1T-Sample --bigram=y --trigram=y --fourgram=y --fivegram=y --sixgram=y
  1. Create n-gram models on a custom dataset, example at test.json.
python make_corpus.py ./ckpts-test/ 0 4 1 --tok_name=llama --dset_path=test.json --bigram=y --trigram=y --fourgram=y --fivegram=y --sixgram=y

To use these custom n-grams for Superposed Decoding, simply call make_models() from ngram_models.py and pass in the result folder. The returned list can be directly plugged into evaluate_mixed_losses() from eval.py or beam_generate() from superposed_generation.py.

Experiments

We provide notebooks to quickly run experiments using Superposed Decoding.

cd superposed/notebooks

nq.ipynb and triviaqa.ipynb contain evaluation for Natural Questions and TriviaQA respectively. custom.ipynb provides a setup to run Superposed Decoding on arbitrary prompts.

Citation

You can cite our work with the following entry:

@article{shen2024superposed,
  title={Superposed Decoding: Multiple Generations from a Single Autoregressive Inference Pass},
  author={Shen, Ethan and Fan, Alan and Pratt, Sarah M and Park, Jae Sung and Wallingford, Matthew and Kakade, Sham M and Holtzman, Ari and Krishna, Ranjay and Farhadi, Ali and Kusupati, Aditya},
  year={2024},
  url={https://arxiv.org/abs/2405.18400}
}