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Awesome AI Papers

This repository is used to collect papers and code in the field of AI.

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About Awesome AI Papers

Awesome AI Papers is an MCP server published by songqiang321 in the Developer Tools category: this repository is used to collect papers and code in the field of AI.

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README

Awesome-AI-Papers

This repository is used to collect papers and code in the field of AI. The contents contain the following parts:

Table of Content

  ├─ NLP/  
  │  ├─ Word2Vec/  
  │  ├─ Seq2Seq/           
  │  └─ Pretraining/  
  │    ├─ Large Language Model/          
  │    ├─ LLM Application/ 
  │      ├─ AI Agent/          
  │      ├─ Academic/          
  │      ├─ Code/       
  │      ├─ Financial Application/
  │      ├─ Information Retrieval/  
  │      ├─ Math/     
  │      ├─ Medicine and Law/   
  │      ├─ Recommend System/      
  │      └─ Tool Learning/             
  │    ├─ LLM Technique/ 
  │      ├─ Alignment/          
  │      ├─ Context Length/          
  │      ├─ Corpus/       
  │      ├─ Evaluation/
  │      ├─ Hallucination/  
  │      ├─ Inference/     
  │      ├─ MoE/   
  │      ├─ PEFT/     
  │      ├─ Prompt Learning/   
  │      ├─ RAG/       
  │      └─ Reasoning and Planning/       
  │    ├─ LLM Theory/       
  │    └─ Chinese Model/             
  ├─ CV/  
  │  ├─ CV Application/          
  │  ├─ Contrastive Learning/         
  │  ├─ Foundation Model/ 
  │  ├─ Generative Model (GAN and VAE)/          
  │  ├─ Image Editing/          
  │  ├─ Object Detection/          
  │  ├─ Semantic Segmentation/            
  │  └─ Video/          
  ├─ Multimodal/       
  │  ├─ Audio/          
  │  ├─ BLIP/         
  │  ├─ CLIP/        
  │  ├─ Diffusion Model/   
  │  ├─ Multimodal LLM/          
  │  ├─ Text2Image/          
  │  ├─ Text2Video/            
  │  └─ Survey/           
  │─ Reinforcement Learning/ 
  │─ GNN/ 
  └─ Transformer Architecture/          

NLP

1. Word2Vec

  • Efficient Estimation of Word Representations in Vector Space, Mikolov et al., arxiv 2013. [paper]
  • Distributed Representations of Words and Phrases and their Compositionality, Mikolov et al., NIPS 2013. [paper]
  • Distributed representations of sentences and documents, Le and Mikolov, ICML 2014. [paper]
  • Word2vec Explained: deriving Mikolov et al.'s negative-sampling word-embedding method, Goldberg and Levy, arxiv 2014. [paper]
  • word2vec Parameter Learning Explained, Rong, arxiv 2014. [paper]
  • Glove: Global vectors for word representation.,Pennington et al., EMNLP 2014. [paper][code]
  • fastText: Bag of Tricks for Efficient Text Classification, Joulin et al., arxiv 2016. [paper][code]
  • ELMo: Deep Contextualized Word Representations, Peters et al., NAACL 2018. [paper]
  • Distilling the Knowledge in a Neural Network, Hinton et al., arxiv 2015. [paper][FitNets][Universal Cross-Tokenizer Distillation]
  • BPE: Neural Machine Translation of Rare Words with Subword Units, Sennrich et al., ACL 2016. [paper][code][Glitch Tokens][Say Anything but This]
  • Byte-Level BPE: Neural Machine Translation with Byte-Level Subwords, Wang et al., arxiv 2019. [paper][code]

2. Seq2Seq

  • Generating Sequences With Recurrent Neural Networks, Graves, arxiv 2013. [paper]
  • Sequence to Sequence Learning with Neural Networks, Sutskever et al., NeruIPS 2014. [paper]
  • Neural Machine Translation by Jointly Learning to Align and Translate, Bahdanau et al., ICLR 2015. [paper][code]
  • On the Properties of Neural Machine Translation: Encoder-Decoder Approaches, Cho et al., arxiv 2014. [paper]
  • Learning Phrase Representations using RNN Encoder-Decoder for Statistical Machine Translation, Cho et al., arxiv 2014. [paper]
  • [fairseq][fairseq2][fairscale][pytorch-seq2seq]

3. Pretraining

3.1 Large Language Model

3.2 LLM Application

3.2.1 AI Agent
3.2.2 Academic
3.2.3 Code
3.2.4 Financial Application
3.2.5 Information Retrieval
3.2.6 Math
3.2.7 Medicine and Law
3.2.8 Recommend System
3.2.9 Tool Learning

3.3 LLM Technique

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Is Awesome AI Papers still maintained?

Yes — the last commit was 7 days ago. The repository has 99 stars and 8 forks and 3 open issues.