Cuestionario vinculado a una guía · Medio Nivel
Prueba de transformadores
Revise la autoatención, la información posicional, las consultas, las claves y valores, las variantes de arquitectura, las máscaras causales, los límites de contexto y los límites de ponderación de atención.
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¿Qué artículo de 2017 presentó la arquitectura del transformador?
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- ¿Qué artículo de 2017 presentó la arquitectura del transformador?
- Sequence to Sequence Learning with Neural Networks
- Atención es todo lo que necesitas
- Neural Machine Translation by Jointly Learning to Align and Translate
- Convolutional Sequence to Sequence Learning
- ¿Qué le permite hacer la autoatención a un transformador?
- Retrieve missing facts from an external dictionary
- Process positions only after the previous position is complete
- Combine information from other positions in the same sequence into representations
- Remove the need for position information in every architecture
- ¿Qué comparación coincide con la descripción de la guía sobre las variantes de arquitectura de transformadores?
- The original was encoder-only; later versions all use recurrent decoders
- The original used an encoder-decoder design; later models may be encoder-only, decoder-only, or encoder-decoder
- The original was decoder-only; later versions use only convolutions
- The original omitted attention; later versions introduced it
- ¿Por qué los transformadores necesitan codificaciones posicionales?
- Because sequence order can matter
- To map each token ID to its vocabulary embedding
- To prevent future tokens from being used during next-token prediction
- To set the maximum number of tokens a system accepts
- Atención, ¿para qué se utilizan los vectores de consulta, clave y valor?
- Queries rank possible output tokens, while keys contain the values to copy
- Values are compared with queries to create weights, and keys are summed
- Queries encode positions, keys encode token identities, and values set the mask
- Query-key compatibility determines weights used to combine value vectors
- What restriction does causal attention impose during next-token prediction?
- It prevents a position from using earlier tokens
- It lets each position attend only to the immediately previous token
- It prevents a position from attending to future tokens
- It makes each position attend only to itself
- What does an advertised context limit establish about a model’s performance on a long document?
- That it will use every part of the document reliably
- Only the amount of context the system can accept; task performance still needs testing
- That it will answer every question about the document
- That the model trained on documents of that length
- What do attention weights establish about why a model produced its final answer?
- They are internal calculations, not automatically a faithful explanation
- They reveal a complete causal account of the answer
- They prove the answer is factually correct
- They verify every source used in the response