AISA-Framework/AISA-AR-FunctionCall-FT

AISA-AR-FunctionCall-FT

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Reliable Arabic Structured Tool Calling via Data-Centric Fine-Tuning

AISA-AR-FunctionCall-FT is a fully fine-tuned Arabic function-calling model built on top of FunctionGemma (Gemma 3 270M) and optimized for structured tool invocation in Arabic agentic systems.

The model converts natural Arabic requests into structured executable API calls, enabling reliable integration between language models and external tools.

This model is part of the AISA (Agentic AI Systems Architecture) initiative.

Try the Model in Google Colab

You can run a full inference example using the notebook below.


The notebook demonstrates:

• —Loading the model
• —Defining tool schemas
• —Generating structured tool calls
• —Parsing function call outputs

Model Overview

The model is designed to translate Arabic natural language requests into structured tool calls following the FunctionGemma tool-calling format.

Key Capabilities

• —Arabic natural language → structured API calls
• —Multi-dialect Arabic understanding
• —Tool selection and argument extraction
• —Structured execution environments

Supported domains:

Dataset

The model is trained on AISA-AR-FunctionCall — a production-ready Arabic function-calling dataset built through a rigorous data-centric pipeline:

• —Dataset auditing
• —Schema normalization
• —Enum correction
• —Tool pruning
• —Prompt restructuring
• —Tool sampling

Dataset splits:

Dataset includes:

• —5 Arabic dialects
• —8 real-world domains
• —27 tool schemas
• —Structured tool-call annotations

Dataset: AISA-Framework/AISA-AR-FunctionCall

Training Methodology

The model was trained using a data-centric fine-tuning pipeline designed to stabilize structured execution.

Key pipeline steps:

1. 1.Structural dataset auditing
2. 2.Enum constraint repair
3. 3.Tool schema normalization
4. 4.Tool pruning (36 → 27 tools)
5. 5.Tool sampling to prevent prompt truncation
6. 6.FunctionGemma-compatible chat serialization
7. 7.Completion-only supervised fine-tuning

Training configuration:

Evaluation Results

Evaluation was performed on a held-out test set of 5,079 samples.

Clean Positive Evaluation (n = 2,873)

Key improvement: Parse failure reduced from 87% → <1%

Dialect Performance

Fine-tuning significantly reduces dialect disparity compared to the baseline model.

Known Limitations

Remaining errors are primarily semantic, including:

• —Tool selection ambiguity
• —Argument mismatches
• —Domain overlap (e.g., weather vs. air quality)

Structured formatting errors are largely eliminated.

Example Usage

Prompt:

ما حالة الطقس في الرياض اليوم؟

Model output:

<start_function_call>
call:get_weather{
  city:<escape>الرياض<escape>,
  days:1
}
<end_function_call>

The structured call can then be executed by the application runtime.

Intended Use

This model is designed for:

• —Arabic AI assistants
• —Tool-based agents
• —Structured API orchestration
• —Arabic enterprise automation
• —Research on multilingual tool calling

Out-of-Scope Uses

This model is not designed for:

• —General chatbots or open-ended conversation
• —Sensitive decision-making systems
• —Safety-critical deployments without additional validation

Related Models

AISA Framework

This model is part of the AISA initiative for building reliable agentic AI systems.

Model collection: AISA-Framework/aisa-arabic-functioncall-datasets-and-models

License

Apache 2.0