MedPodGPT:用于医学研究和教育的多语种音频增强大语言模型

Shuyue Jia, Subhrangshu Bit, Edward Searls, Lindsey Claus, Pengrui Fan, Varuna H. Jasodanand, Meagan V. Lauber, Divya Veerapaneni, William M. Wang, Rhoda Au, Vijaya B Kolachalama
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医疗播客的激增产生了大量的音频内容,其中包含丰富的专业术语、不同的医疗主题和专家对话。在此,我们介绍一种计算框架,旨在利用可公开访问的医疗播客数据的信息内容来增强大型语言模型(LLM)。该数据集包含 4,300 多个小时的音频内容,经过转录后生成了 3,900 多万个文本标记。我们的模型 MedPodGPT 整合了医疗播客中的各种对话,以提高对自然语言细微差别、文化背景和医学知识的理解。通过多个基准评估,MedPodGPT 与标准开源基准相比平均提高了 2.31%,其零点多语言传输能力提高了 2.58%,可有效适用于不同的语言环境。通过利用播客内容尚未开发的潜力,MedPodGPT 推进了自然语言处理,为医学研究和教育领域的各种应用提供了更强大的功能。
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MedPodGPT: A multilingual audio-augmented large language model for medical research and education
The proliferation of medical podcasts has generated an extensive repository of audio content, rich in specialized terminology, diverse medical topics, and expert dialogues. Here we introduce a computational framework designed to enhance large language models (LLMs) by leveraging the informational content of publicly accessible medical podcast data. This dataset, comprising over 4,300 hours of audio content, was transcribed to generate over 39 million text tokens. Our model, MedPodGPT, integrates the varied dialogue found in medical podcasts to improve understanding of natural language nuances, cultural contexts, and medical knowledge. Evaluated across multiple benchmarks, MedPodGPT demonstrated an average improvement of 2.31% over standard open-source benchmarks and showcased an improvement of 2.58% in its zero-shot multilingual transfer ability, effectively generalizing to different linguistic contexts. By harnessing the untapped potential of podcast content, MedPodGPT advances natural language processing, offering enhanced capabilities for various applications in medical research and education.
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