Knowledge-Aligned Domain Shift Tuning for Efficient Adaptation in Large Language Models
Noriaki Kawamae
2025Year
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Abstract
This paper introduces the Lottery Hedge Fund Hypothesis (LHFH) and proposes Knowledge-Aligned Domain Adaptation (KADA), a novel framework for addressing domain discrepancies between source and target domains. While LLMs demonstrate strong generalization across tasks, their performance often degrades on domain-specific tasks requiring specialized knowledge due to a mismatch in domain-specific knowledge distributions.
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