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method:few-shot-promptingfew-shot prompting
Providing k labeled examples in the prompt to steer model behavior.
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Papers (2)
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Frameworks (1)
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- Constitutional AIimplementsAlignment approach by Anthropic that explicitly trains self-observation; predicts highest baseline and lowest prompt lift.
Concepts (1)
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- in-context learning (ICL)implementsTest-time adaptation from prompt or retrieved context with no parameter updates.
Methods (4)
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- Calibrated Few-Shot Promptingrelated_toBaseline method: sweeps over shot count and resamples prompts; calibrates threshold for P(TRUE)-P(FALSE); performed surprisingly weakly
- Many-Shot Promptingrelated_toTechnique using 0-20 in-context examples exhibiting a target trait to elicit behavioral shifts, used to validate persona vector monitoring
- Using language model log probabilities of answer choices (A)/(B) to produce preference labels.
- Critique-Revision PipelineimplementsSupervised stage method: model generates response, then critiques it according to a principle, then revises it; repeated multiple times.
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cosine ≥ 0.65 · no typed edgeEntities in the same semantic neighborhood but without a typed relation to this one — candidates for new edges or unrecognized duplicates.
- Test-time adaptation from a small number of examples without parameter updates.
- Prompting technique where k example pairs are provided as anchors.
- Unexpected finding that behavioral baseline underperforms representational probing approaches
- Use k examples as anchors with no parameter update.
- Shot count needed to reach 50% accuracy; reflects when anchoring strength crosses critical value.
- Evidence for two representational pathways based on cross-method activation divergence
- Ablation result from Experiment 3 on few-shot prompting effects.
- Ablation result from Experiment 3 on chain-of-thought prompting effects.