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metadata
language:
  - en
license: apache-2.0
tags:
  - SEAD
datasets:
  - glue
  - qqp

Paper

SEAD: SIMPLE ENSEMBLE AND KNOWLEDGE DISTILLATION FRAMEWORK FOR NATURAL LANGUAGE UNDERSTANDING

Aurthors: Moyan Mei, Rohit Sroch

Abstract

With the widespread use of pre-trained language models (PLM), there has been increased research on how to make them applicable, especially in limited-resource or low latency high throughput scenarios. One of the dominant approaches is knowledge distillation (KD), where a smaller model is trained by receiving guidance from a large PLM. While there are many successful designs for learning knowledge from teachers, it remains unclear how students can learn better. Inspired by real university teaching processes, in this work we further explore knowledge distillation and propose a very simple yet effective framework, SEAD, to further improve task-specific generalization by utilizing multiple teachers. Our experiments show that SEAD leads to better performance compared to other popular KD methods [1] [2] [3] and achieves comparable or superior performance to its teacher model such as BERT [4] on total 13 tasks for the GLUE [5] and SuperGLUE [6] benchmarks.

Moyan Mei and Rohit Sroch. 2022. SEAD: Simple ensemble and knowledge distillation framework for natural language understanding. Lattice, THE MACHINE LEARNING JOURNAL by Association of Data Scientists, 3(1).

SEAD-L-6_H-256_A-8-qqp

This is a student model distilled from BERT base as teacher by using SEAD framework on qqp task. For weights initialization, we used microsoft/xtremedistil-l6-h256-uncased

All SEAD Checkpoints

Other Community Checkpoints: here

Intended uses & limitations

More information needed

Training hyperparameters

Please take a look at the training_args.bin file

$ import torch
$ hyperparameters = torch.load(os.path.join('training_args.bin'))

Evaluation results

eval_accuracy eval_f1 eval_runtime eval_samples_per_second eval_steps_per_second eval_loss eval_samples
0.9065 0.8746 21.3929 1889.88 59.085 0.3154 40430

Framework versions

  • Transformers >=4.8.0
  • Pytorch >=1.6.0
  • TensorFlow >=2.5.0
  • Flax >=0.3.5
  • Datasets >=1.10.2
  • Tokenizers >=0.11.6

If you use these models, please cite the following paper:

    ```
    @article{article, 
        author={Mei, Moyan and Sroch, Rohit}, 
        title={SEAD: Simple Ensemble and Knowledge Distillation Framework for Natural Language Understanding}, 
        volume={3}, 
        number={1}, 
        journal={Lattice, The Machine Learning Journal by Association of Data Scientists},
        day={26},
        year={2022}, 
        month={Feb},
        url = {www.adasci.org/journals/lattice-35309407/?volumes=true&open=621a3b18edc4364e8a96cb63}                                                  
    } 
    ```