ctrl: Mix Alpaca + Dolly + Beavertails datasets rather than only using Alpaca#111
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ctrl: Mix Alpaca + Dolly + Beavertails datasets rather than only using Alpaca#111
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ablation_uncurated.py: Investigation of why Llama-3-8B CTRL has such MMLU-Pro score (0.08). Turns out just fine-tuning Llama-3-8B on CTRL's original choice of datasets, without CTRL's special curation/rewriting of the dataset, also causes the same drop in MMLU-Pro score, which comes from the model always repeating the reasoning + answer from one of the few-shot examples in the MMLU-Pro query. So CTRL is maybe just broken — though we could still run our other non-MMLU-Pro evals on it, maybe it fares better in zero-shot settingsctrl.py: I noticed our implementation only uses the Alpaca dataset rather than the mix of Alpaca + Dolly + Beavertails that the original paper uses. I've changed it to use the mix since I wondered if it would fix the poor MMLU-Pro score (it doesn't)