This paper investigates the feasibility of employing basic prompting systems for domain-specific language models. The study focuses on bureaucratic language and uses the recently introduced BureauBERTo model for experimentation. The experiments reveal that while further pre-trained models exhibit reduced robustness concerning general knowledge, they display greater adaptability in modeling domain-specific tasks, even under a zero-shot paradigm. This demonstrates the potential of leveraging simple prompting systems in specialized contexts, providing valuable insights both for research and industry.

Challenging specialized transformers on zero-shot classification

Auriemma S.;Madeddu M.;Miliani M.;Bondielli A.;Lenci A.;Passaro L.
2023-01-01

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This paper investigates the feasibility of employing basic prompting systems for domain-specific language models. The study focuses on bureaucratic language and uses the recently introduced BureauBERTo model for experimentation. The experiments reveal that while further pre-trained models exhibit reduced robustness concerning general knowledge, they display greater adaptability in modeling domain-specific tasks, even under a zero-shot paradigm. This demonstrates the potential of leveraging simple prompting systems in specialized contexts, providing valuable insights both for research and industry.
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