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Topic: "long-range-reasoning"
GraphRAG: The Marriage of Knowledge Graphs and RAG
gemma-2 llama-3-70b claude-3.5-sonnet nemotron-340b qwen2-72b llama-3 microsoft-research anthropic nvidia hugging-face retrieval-augmented-generation knowledge-graphs token-usage inference-time attention-mechanisms instruction-following coding math long-range-reasoning synthetic-data dataset-release fine-tuning context-windows function-calling travis-fischer rasbt alexandr-wang osanseviero rohanpaul_ai hamelhusain svpino aaaazzam omarsar0
Microsoft Research open sourced GraphRAG, a retrieval augmented generation (RAG) technique that extracts knowledge graphs from sources and clusters them for improved LLM answers, though it increases token usage and inference time. Gemma 2 models were released focusing on efficient small LLMs with innovations like sliding window attention and RMS norm, nearly matching the larger Llama 3 70B. Anthropic's Claude 3.5 Sonnet leads in instruction following and coding benchmarks, while Nvidia's Nemotron 340B model was released in June. Qwen2-72B tops the HuggingFace Open LLM leaderboard excelling in math and long-range reasoning. Discussions on RAG highlighted its limitations and improvements in context usage via function calls. A persona-driven synthetic data generation approach introduced 1 billion personas, with a fine-tuned model matching GPT-4 performance on math benchmarks at 7B scale. The 200GB AutoMathText dataset was also noted for math data synthesis.