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+ base_model: google/gemma-4-E2B-it
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+ library_name: peft
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+ license: apache-2.0
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+ - qlora
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+ - gemma
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+ - ltv
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+ # CarlosAGDev/ltv-lora-qa
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+ LoRA-QA (v0.1.0) del LTV Framework. Genera 2-4 sub-preguntas atomicas y
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+ auto-contenidas para verificar una afirmacion check-worthy clasificada. Tercer
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+ paso del pipeline de Triage, despues de LoRA-CW y LoRA-CLF.
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+ ## Formato de salida
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+ ```json
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+ {"question": "...", "answer_type": "Boolean"},
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+ {"question": "...", "answer_type": "Extractive"}
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+ ```
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+ `answer_type` puede ser: `Boolean`, `Extractive`, o `Abstractive`.
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+ ## Detalles del Entrenamiento
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+ Entrenado sobre anotaciones sinteticas generadas por `gemini-3.1-flash-lite`.
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+ Pool balanceado: Event/Property Claim capeado a 500 (de 973 disponibles), split
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+ estratificado por claim_type (15% eval, 85% train).
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+ | Claim type entrenado | Claims (pool) |
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+ | :--- | :---: |
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+ | Event/Property Claim | 500 (cap desde 973) |
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+ | Numerical Claim | 207 |
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+ | Causal Claim | 12 |
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+ | Position Statement | 8 |
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+ | Quote Verification | 0 (ausente en v0.1) |
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+ | **Total** | **727** |
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+ ### Hiperparametros
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+ - **Modelo Base:** `google/gemma-4-E2B-it`
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+ - **Max Sequence Length:** `512`
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+ - **Batch Size (Per Device):** `4`
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+ - **Gradient Accumulation Steps:** `4`
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+ ## Resultados (v0.1.0)
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+ Evaluado sobre 110 muestras (15% held-out, estratificado por claim_type).
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+ ### Validez del esquema de salida
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+ | **JSON valido + schema OK** | **110/110 (100%)** |
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+ | **Fallos de parseo** | **0** |
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+ ### Validez por claim_type
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+ | Event/Property Claim | 76/76 | 100% |
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+ | Numerical Claim | 31/31 | 100% |
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+ | Causal Claim | 2/2 | 100% |
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+ | Position Statement | 1/1 | 100% |
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+ | 2 | 14 | 2 |
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+ | Boolean | 130 | 40.6% | 127 | 38.6% |
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+ | Extractive | 146 | 45.6% | 171 | **52.0%** |
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+ | Abstractive | 44 | 13.8% | 31 | 9.4% |
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+ ### Notas de comportamiento
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+ - **Generacion perfecta en v0.1:** el modelo produce JSON valido y schema-correcto en
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+ el 100% de los casos evaluados, para los 4 tipos de claim disponibles.
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+ - **Preferencia por 3 preguntas:** el modelo genera 3 sub-preguntas en el 97% de los
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+ casos (referencia: 84%), colapsando los extremos (2 y 4 preguntas se usan mucho menos).
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+ Para la mayoria de afirmaciones esto es correcto, pero puede infragenerar preguntas
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+ - **Sesgo Extractive / falta de Abstractive:** genera Extractive un 6% mas de lo esperado
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+ (52% vs 45.6%) y Abstractive un 4% menos (9.4% vs 13.8%). El modelo favorece preguntas
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+ de hecho concreto sobre preguntas de sintesis o explicacion causal.
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+ ### Limitaciones y mejoras para v0.2.0
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+ 1. **Quote Verification ausente:** 0 ejemplos en el batch sintetico actual. Al completar
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+ las 7,440 anotaciones aparecera este tipo. Hasta entonces el modelo no ha aprendido a
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+ generar preguntas para citas textuales.
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+ 2. **Causal y Position muy escasos (12 y 8 claims):** los resultados 100% para estos tipos
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+ son prometedores pero no estadisticamente robustos con 2 y 1 ejemplos de eval.
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+ 3. **Distribucion de n_questions sesgada hacia 3:** agregar ejemplos con 2 y 4 preguntas
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+ equilibrara la distribucion generada.
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+ 4. **Reducir sesgo Extractive:** el batch sintetico completo dara mas ejemplos con
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+ Abstractive (tipicamente en Causal y Position Statement).