Knowledge Pull Requests for Continual Document Authoring
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Knowledge Pull Requests (KPRs) is a framework for continual document authoring that integrates new knowledge by extracting claims, filtering them, and producing a ChangeLog to make changes interpretable. It outperforms existing methods in preserving content and adding information, as evaluated on Wikipedia revisions and RAGTIME tasks.
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Source: https://huggingface.co/papers/2609.26634
Abstract
WeintroduceKnowledgePullRequests(KPRs),aframeworkforcontinualdocumentauthoringthatmakeseachchangeinterpretable.Documentsrequireongoingrevisionasnewknowledgesurfacesfromothersources,languages,ortimes,butexistingapproacheseithereditwithnoaccountofwhatknowledgechangedorregeneratefromscratch.AKPRintegratesnewknowledgeintoadocumentbyextractingclaims,filteringandroutingthemtosections,andflaggingconflictswithexistingcontent,producingaChangeLogthatseparateswhatknowledgechanges(claimproposal)fromhowthetextchanges(documentdiff).WeevaluateKPRsonrevisingWikipediaacrosslanguagesandupdatingquery-drivenreportsonRAGTIME.KPRsintegratemoreinformationandbetterpreserveexistingcontentthanrewritingfromsourcesorregeneratingfromscratch,whileaddingthemostinformationpertokengenerated.AKPR-revisedarticlealsogroundsquestionansweringbetterthanafrontiermodelwithsearch,whichdoesnotsurfaceknowledgedocumentedonlyinotherlanguages.
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