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Test-Time Training Quiz
Compare test-time adaptation and TTT sequence layers, including self-supervised losses, inner-model states, linear scaling, and outer-loop learning.
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What happens in the cited classic test-time training adaptation procedure before the main prediction?
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- What happens in the cited classic test-time training adaptation procedure before the main prediction?
- The unknown main-task label is supplied as a correct training target
- The model must delete all parameters
- Every earlier training example is reloaded without adaptation
- Model parameters are updated using the incoming unlabeled sample
- Why does classic TTT rely on a self-supervised auxiliary task?
- Because self-supervision is always more accurate than the main task
- Because labels are unavailable at test time, so it needs a loss it can compute without them
- Because it removes the need for any neural network
- To encrypt the test data
- What forms the recurrent hidden state of a TTT sequence layer?
- The parameters of an inner model updated through learning
- Only an unchanging raw input filename
- A mandatory list of all previous full attention matrices
- The vocabulary sorted alphabetically
- Under fixed inner-model dimensions and update work, how does TTT sequence-layer complexity scale with sequence length?
- Quadratically for every possible implementation
- Independently of processing any tokens
- Linearly in sequence length
- Exponentially because every token retrains from all possible sequences
- What problem motivated the cited classic test-time adaptation study?
- A requirement to increase the alphabet size
- A difference between training and test input distributions
- A guarantee that all deployment inputs match training
- A need to sort source filenames faster
- Why is a decrease in an auxiliary adaptation loss insufficient by itself to establish a successful main-task update?
- Every auxiliary loss is the unknown main-label accuracy
- A loss value proves perfect safety on every future sample
- The auxiliary objective and the intended prediction measure are different
- An auxiliary task cannot be computed on unlabeled input
- What inner models distinguish the studied TTT-Linear and TTT-MLP layer variants?
- A decision tree and a mandatory image tokenizer
- Two copies of the same fixed dictionary with no parameters
- A full historical attention matrix and an alphabetical index
- A linear model and a two-layer multilayer perceptron
- In the sequence-layer framework, which loop learns the parameters defining the inner self-supervised task?
- The outer training loop
- Only the unknown future test label
- A required manual dictionary edit at every token
- Neither loop can learn any task parameters
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