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Probing Natural Language Inference Models through Semantic Fragments

AAAI 2020 · Large language models › Language, safety and interpretability · approach: Faithfulness of LLM explanations · 122 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Evaluate NLI models pre-trained on existing benchmarks on semantic fragmentsBERT, ESIM, and Decomp-Attn · Logic and monotonicity fragmentsaccuracyHurt
Fine-tune BERT on fragment examples and select hyperparameters by aggregate fragment and original-task scoresBERT · Logic and monotonicity fragmentsaccuracy: 47.3 -> 98.0; 62.8 -> 97.8Helped
Fine-tune BERT on fragmentsBERT · MNLI Dev (Avg.)accuracy: ↓ 1.3Hurt
Fine-tune non-BERT NLI models on monotonicity examplesESIM and Decomp-Attn · Monotonicity ReasoningaccuracyHelped
Fine-tune non-BERT NLI models on comparative examplesESIM and Decomp-Attn · ComparativesaccuracyMixed
Fine-tune Decomp-Attn on fragment examplesDecomp-Attn · Logic FragmentsaccuracyMixed
Train NLI architectures from scratch on semantic fragments rather than benchmark NLI dataNLI architectures · Semantic fragments and benchmark tasksaccuracyMixed

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