Hyukkyu/Llama-3.1-8B-RAQUEL-MUSE-M-ret-LoRA-v1
Hyukkyu/Llama-3.1-8B-RAQUEL-MUSE-M-ret-LoRA-v1 is an 8 billion parameter Llama-3.1-based model, LoRA-trained by Hyukkyu as a baseline for RAQUEL MUSE experiments. This model is specifically trained on the retain source questions from the RAQUEL2 muse_news source QA dataset, focusing on question-answer pairs. It serves as a M_ret baseline for unlearning research, designed to retain specific information while other models are unlearned.
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Model Overview
This model, Llama-3.1-8B-RAQUEL-MUSE-M-ret-LoRA-v1, is an 8 billion parameter language model built upon the meta-llama/Llama-3.1-8B architecture. Developed by Hyukkyu, it is a LoRA-trained baseline (M_ret) specifically for the RAQUEL MUSE unlearning experiments. Its primary function is to serve as a reference model that retains specific knowledge, against which "unlearned" models (M_orig) are compared.
Key Characteristics
- Base Model:
meta-llama/Llama-3.1-8B. - Training Data: Trained exclusively on the "retain source questions only" from the RAQUEL2
muse_newssource QA dataset, focusing on question-answer pairs (1300 QA pairs). - Purpose: Acts as a baseline (
M_ret) in unlearning research, specifically for the RAQUEL MUSE experiments, to measure the effectiveness of unlearning processes by comparing against a model that has retained the target information. - Evaluation: Evaluated for semantic accuracy using
Qwen/Qwen3.8-27Bon various splits (Forget, Retain, RAQUEL affected/unaffected) of the Hyukkyu/RAQUEL2-ICLR dataset. - LoRA Configuration: Utilizes LoRA with rank 64, alpha 128, and dropout 0.05 on key projections, trained for 15 epochs.
Use Cases
This model is primarily intended for:
- Research in Machine Unlearning: Specifically as a retained baseline (
M_ret) for comparing against unlearned models in the RAQUEL MUSE framework. - Understanding Knowledge Retention: Studying how models retain specific information when other related information is targeted for unlearning.
- Benchmarking Unlearning Techniques: Providing a stable reference point for evaluating the performance of different unlearning algorithms.