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arxiv:2506.20384

Paladin-mini: A Compact and Efficient Grounding Model Excelling in Real-World Scenarios

Published on Jun 25
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Abstract

Paladin-mini, a compact classifier model, and the grounding-benchmark dataset are introduced to evaluate and improve the performance of claim grounding in real-world scenarios.

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This paper introduces two significant contributions to address the issue of grounding claims in a given context. Grounding means that given a context (document) and a claim, there's at least one supportive evidence for the claim in the document. We will introduce Paladin-mini, a compact (3.8B parameters) open-source classifier model (used for labeling data as grounded or ungrounded) engineered for robust performance in real-world scenarios, and the grounding-benchmark, a new evaluation dataset designed to assess performance on critical reasoning tasks. We'll also demonstrate the results of Paladin-mini with benchmarks against the current State-of-the-art and share clear and reproducible results.

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