About me
Hi, I’m Yen-Hsiang Wang (王彥翔). Currently as Research Assitant at the Natural Language Processing Lab at National Chung Hsing University. My master’s research is advised by Professor Yao-Chang Fan.
My recent research and projects are as follows include Natural Language Processing and Machine Learning, including but not limited to:
- Exploring how LLMs can enhance translation for low-resource or unseen languages by leveraging Chain-of-Thought reasoning and providing relevant patterns through sentence retrieval.
- Distilling knowledge from dense embedding models for query expansion finetuning to enhance the performance of term-based retrieval systems.
Research Interests
- Reliable and robust integration of effective retrievers and large language models.
- Interpretability on Large Language Models.
- Human collaboration on LLM Agents and robustness of Reasoning Agents.
I am interested in enhancing the interpretability of model mechanisms and their understanding of human intentions, as well as in providing more accurate and reliable retrieval methods for Large Language Models.
News
- 11/2024: I co-taught a tutorial on Retrieval-Augmented Language Models at ROCLING 2024. Slides are available on our website.
- 11/2024: Our paper, which constructs a Cross-Lingual Retrieval Dataset in the Taiwan Legal domain, was nominated for Best Paper at ROCLING 2024.
- 08/2024: Our papaer Learning-From-Mistakes Prompting for Indigenous Language Translation was accepted to the ACL LoResMT 2024.
Service
Reviewer:
- GEM Workshop at EMNLP 2023