PPL-Factory: Task-Aware and Budget-Aware Data Selection from Language Modeling to Reasoning
Not all training samples contribute equally to large language model fine-tuning. Selecting informative training samples can reduce the computational cost while preserving downstream performance. Many existing data selection methods rely on indirect heuristics, such as data quality, diversity or reasoning trace length. However, the effectiveness of these fixed criteria is task-dependent and difficult to generalize across diverse downstream tasks. Perplexity-based data selection provides a simple and model-aware solution to estimate the sample difficulty, but existing approaches typically score
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- LinkedLinked via arxiv author · 85%Yuhang Zhang →
“PPL-Factory: Task-Aware and Budget-Aware Data Selection from Language Modeling to Reasoning”
- LinkedLinked via arxiv author · 85%Warren J. Gross →
“PPL-Factory: Task-Aware and Budget-Aware Data Selection from Language Modeling to Reasoning”
