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Reading list of Instruction-tuning. A trend starts from Natrural-Instruction (ACL 2022), FLAN (ICLR 2022) and T0 (ICLR 2022).

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Instruction-Tuning-Papers

Added 1 June 2026

#cross-task-generalization #generalization #instruction #instruction-following #large-language-models #multi-task-learning #natural-language-generation #natural-language-processing

Overview

A curated reading list of instruction-tuning papers, maintained by the community on GitHub. It tracks the trend starting from foundational works such as Natural-Instructions (ACL 2022), FLAN (ICLR 2022), and T0 (ICLR 2022). The repository serves as a reference for researchers and practitioners following developments in instruction tuning.

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Researchers and developers who need a curated overview of instruction-tuning literature

Use cases

  • Identifying seminal instruction-tuning papers for literature reviews
  • Tracking the evolution of LLM alignment techniques
  • Quickly finding key publications in the instruction-tuning area

Notes

A curated reading list of instruction-tuning papers, maintained by the community on GitHub. It tracks the trend starting from foundational works such as Natural-Instructions (ACL 2022), FLAN (ICLR 2022), and T0 (ICLR 2022). The repository serves as a reference for researchers and practitioners following developments in instruction tuning.

769 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2023-07-20.

Use cases

  • Identifying seminal instruction-tuning papers for literature reviews
  • Tracking the evolution of LLM alignment techniques
  • Quickly finding key publications in the instruction-tuning area

Pros

  • Covers influential papers from 2022 onward
  • Community-maintained and openly accessible
  • Provides a structured entry point for newcomers to instruction tuning

Cons

  • Not a tool or framework, only a reading list
  • May not include the most recent papers without manual updates
  • Lacks detailed annotations, code, or comparison of methods

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Pros

  • Covers influential papers from 2022 onward
  • Community-maintained and openly accessible
  • Provides a structured entry point for newcomers to instruction tuning

Cons

  • Not a tool or framework, only a reading list
  • May not include the most recent papers without manual updates
  • Lacks detailed annotations, code, or comparison of methods

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