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RoBERTa Training Recipe Quiz
Review RoBERTa’s masking, pretraining objectives, data scale, tokenizer, multilingual variant, and lessons about controlled model comparisons.
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What was RoBERTa's main insight about the original BERT?
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- What was RoBERTa's main insight about the original BERT?
- BERT's architecture was fundamentally flawed
- BERT used too many parameters
- BERT was significantly undertrained
- BERT needed a decoder added
- Which BERT objective did RoBERTa remove?
- Next sentence prediction
- Masked language modeling
- Token classification
- Replaced token detection
- What is dynamic masking in RoBERTa?
- Masking only the rarest words in the corpus
- Masking entire sentences at once
- Never masking the same token twice in a corpus
- Generating a new mask pattern each time a sequence is seen
- How did RoBERTa's training data compare to BERT's?
- It used the same 16GB of text
- It used roughly 160GB, about 10x more
- It used less data but cleaner labels
- It used only Wikipedia
- Which organization released RoBERTa?
- Facebook AI (Meta)
- Google AI
- OpenAI
- Microsoft Research
- What is the multilingual version of RoBERTa called?
- mBERT
- RoBERTa-XL
- XLM-R (XLM-RoBERTa)
- PolyRoBERTa
- Which text encoding did the RoBERTa recipe use according to the guide?
- A fixed vocabulary of complete words only
- Byte-level byte-pair encoding
- One image patch per token
- A phoneme-only vocabulary
- A researcher credits a new layer for beating BERT but also changes the data volume and training duration. Which lesson from RoBERTa matters?
- Architecture changes always explain every improvement
- Training duration can be ignored if the benchmark is the same
- Data volume cannot affect an encoder
- Training choices can account for gains, so they must be considered when comparing models
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