Encoder Fine-tuning with Stochastic Sampling Outperforms Open-weight GPT in Astronomy Knowledge Extraction

arXiv — cs.CLWednesday, November 12, 2025 at 5:00:00 AM
The recent publication on arXiv introduces an innovative encoder-based system designed to enhance knowledge extraction from the rapidly expanding field of astronomy. As scientific literature continues to grow, automating the extraction of key entities and contextual information becomes increasingly vital. The study demonstrates the effectiveness of a multi-task transformer-based system built on the SciBERT model, which has been fine-tuned specifically for astronomy corpora. By employing stochastic sampling and majority voting techniques, the system achieves superior performance compared to the open-weight GPT baseline. This development not only showcases the potential of advanced machine learning techniques in processing complex scientific texts but also addresses the pressing need for efficient tools in the face of overwhelming data in the astronomy domain.
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