Code for EMNLP'21 paper "Types of Out-of-Distribution Texts and How to Detect Them"

Overview

ood-text-emnlp

Code for EMNLP'21 paper "Types of Out-of-Distribution Texts and How to Detect Them"

Files

  • fine_tune.py is used to finetune the GPT-2 models, and roberta_fine_tune.py is used to finetune the Roberta models.
  • perplexity.py and msp_eval.py is used to find the PPLs and MSPs of a dataset pair's exxamples using the finetuned model.

How to run

These steps show how to train both density estimation and calibration models on the MNLI dataset, and evaluated against SNLI.

A differet dataset pair can be used by updating the approriate dataset_name or id_data/ood_data values as shown below:

Training the Density Estimation Model (GPT-2)

Two options:

  1. Using HF Datasets -
    python fine_tune.py --dataset_name glue --dataset_config_name mnli --key premise --key2 hypothesis
    
    This also generates a txt train file corresponding to the dataset's text.
  2. Using previously generated txt file -
    python fine_tune.py --train_file data/glue_mnli_train.txt --fname glue_mnli"
    

Finding Perplexity (PPL)

This uses the txt files generated after running fine_tune.py to find the perplexity of the ID model on both ID and OOD validation sets -

id_data="glue_mnli"
ood_data="snli"
python perplexity.py --model_path ckpts/gpt2-$id_data/ --dataset_path data/${ood_data}_val.txt --fname ${id_data}_$ood_data

python perplexity.py --model_path ckpts/gpt2-$id_data/ --dataset_path data/${id_data}_val.txt --fname ${id_data}_$id_data

Training the Calibration Model (RoBERTa)

Two options:

  1. Using HF Datasets -

    id_data="mnli"
    python roberta_fine_tune.py --task_name $id_data --output_dir /scratch/ua388/roberta_ckpts/roberta-$id_data --fname ${id_data}_$id_data
    
  2. Using txt file generated earlier -

    id_data="mnli"
    python roberta_fine_tune.py --train_file data/mnli/${id_data}_conditional_train.txt --val_file data/mnli/${id_data}_val.txt --output_dir roberta_ckpts/roberta-$id_data --fname ${id_data}_$id_data"
    

    The *_conditional_train.txt file contains both the labels as well as the text.

Finding Maximum Softmax Probability (MSP)

Two options:

  1. Using HF Datasets -
    id_data="mnli"
    ood_data="snli"
    python msp_eval.py --model_path roberta_ckpts/roberta-$id_data --dataset_name $ood_data --fname ${id_data}_$ood_data
    
  2. Using txt file generated earlier -
    id_data="mnli"
    ood_data="snli"
    python msp_eval.py --model_path roberta_ckpts/roberta-$id_data --val_file data/${ood_data}_val.txt --fname ${id_data}_$ood_data --save_msp True
    

Evaluating AUROC

  1. Compute AUROC of PPL using compute_auroc in utils.py -

    id_data = 'glue_mnli'
    ood_data = 'snli'
    id_pps = utils.read_model_out(f'output/gpt2/{id_data}_{id_data}_pps.npy')
    ood_pps = utils.read_model_out(f'output/gpt2/{id_data}_{ood_data}_pps.npy')
    score = compute_auroc(id_pps, ood_pps)
    print(score)
    
  2. Compute AUROC of MSP -

     id_data = 'mnli'
     ood_data = 'snli'
     id_msp = utils.read_model_out(f'output/roberta/{id_data}_{id_data}_msp.npy')
     ood_msp = utils.read_model_out(f'output/roberta/{id_data}_{ood_data}_msp.npy')
     score = compute_auroc(-id_msp, -ood_msp)
     print(score)
    
Owner
Udit Arora
CS grad student at NYU
Udit Arora
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