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First Hallucination Tokens Are Different from Conditional Ones

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  • Haebom

Author

Jakob Snel, Seong Joon Oh

Outline

This paper highlights that hallucinations, which generate false information, are a major problem for large-scale models and studies token-level hallucination detection, which is essential for real-time filtering and target modification. Utilizing the RAGTruth corpus, we analyze how hallucination signals fluctuate within token sequences, enhancing our understanding of token-level hallucinations. In particular, we reveal that the first hallucination token has a stronger signal and is easier to detect than other tokens.

Takeaways, Limitations

Takeaways:
Advancing understanding of token-level hallucination detection.
Discovering the importance of the first hallucination token.
Potential to contribute to real-time filtering and target modification.
Analysis framework and code disclosure ( https://github.com/jakobsnl/RAGTruth\_Xtended ).
Limitations:
It is difficult to determine the specific Limitations from the paper alone. (For example, limitations on specific models, datasets, difficulties in generalization, etc., you should directly check the paper.)
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