FABLE: Fine-grained Fact Anchoring for Unstructured Model Editing
arXiv cs.CL / 4/15/2026
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Key Points
- The paper introduces FABLE, a hierarchical, two-stage approach to unstructured model editing that separates fine-grained fact injection from holistic text generation.
- FABLE anchors discrete facts in shallow layers and then applies minimal updates to deeper layers to keep outputs coherent while improving reliable access to specific facts.
- The method is motivated by transformer unidirectional flow, arguing that surface-form generation tends to amplify rather than correct underlying fact representations.
- The authors release UnFine, a diagnostic benchmark with fine-grained question-answer pairs and fact-level metrics to systematically evaluate editing quality beyond holistic recall.
- Experiments indicate FABLE improves fine-grained question answering while preserving state-of-the-art performance on holistic editing tasks, and the code is publicly available.
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