Parametric Knowledge
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Parametric Knowledge |
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Definition
Parametric knowledge refers to implicit knowledge embedded in the parameters (weights) of a neural network. It represents statistical or distributed information acquired during pretraining, rather than explicit facts stored in an external knowledge base. In RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation), it is contrasted with non-parametric knowledge, serving as the model’s internal “implicit value.”
SimpleModeling
In SimpleModeling, parametric knowledge forms the implicit layer of AI models, integrated with the external explicit layer (BoK: Body of Knowledge) to build a knowledge-cooperative foundation. This relationship can be organized as follows:
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Implicit |
Parametric Knowledge |
Model-internal, pretrained, distributed representation |
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Explicit |
Non-parametric Knowledge |
External, symbolic, declarative knowledge (e.g., BoK) |
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Integrative |
Assimilated Knowledge |
Unified or internalized knowledge through AI-RAG interaction |
Through this structure, Pretrained Parametric Knowledge represents the initial pretrained state, which can be extended and updated via RAG and Assimilation processes.