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T5 and Text-to-Text Transfer Quiz
Test T5 task prefixes, span corruption, encoder-decoder attention, and the difference between instruction tuning and closed-book answers.
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What is the defining idea behind T5?
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- What is the defining idea behind T5?
- It only does machine translation
- It generates images from captions
- Every NLP task is framed as text input to text output
- It replaces all training with reinforcement learning
- What Transformer architecture does T5 use?
- A full encoder-decoder
- Encoder-only, like BERT
- Decoder-only, like GPT
- No attention at all
- What pretraining objective does T5 primarily use?
- Next-sentence prediction only
- Predicting stock prices
- Image inpainting
- Span corruption, masking contiguous spans replaced by sentinel tokens
- What corpus was T5 pretrained on?
- Only Wikipedia
- The C4 Colossal Clean Crawled Corpus
- A dataset of source code
- Audio transcripts
- How does T5 represent a classification task like sentiment analysis?
- It outputs a probability vector only
- It returns a numeric ID
- It generates the literal label word, such as 'positive' or 'negative'
- It cannot do classification
- What is FLAN-T5 relative to the original T5?
- A smaller image model
- An instruction-tuned descendant that generalizes to unseen tasks
- A speech recognition system
- An unrelated database tool
- When T5 generates a summary, what does decoder cross-attention let it consult?
- The encoder's representations of the input article
- Only previously generated summary tokens
- Only the unprocessed task label
- The training optimizer's stored gradients
- In a closed-book T5 question-answering setup, where does the answer's factual information come from at inference?
- A document retrieval step required for every question
- A newly supplied answer passage required in the prompt
- A live database lookup built into span corruption
- Knowledge encoded in the model's learned parameters
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