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Where does the supervision signal in the described self-supervised examples come from?
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- Where does the supervision signal in the described self-supervised examples come from?
- A requirement for no training objective
- Only new human semantic labels for every pretraining example
- A rule that examples contain no useful information
- The data and defined transformations of it
- Which input positions contribute prediction targets to the original BERT masked-language-model loss?
- The positions selected for the MLM prediction task
- Every position in the entire input regardless of selection
- Only the first position of each new sentence
- Only positions that appear after the final sentence boundary
- 在 SimCLR 等对比学习中,“正对”是:
- 两张完全不相关的图片
- 一对人工书写的标签
- 同一图像的两个增强视图在嵌入空间中应该接近
- 数据集的两个副本
- What annotation requirement can self-supervised pretraining reduce in the described examples?
- The need for any usable input data
- Separate task-specific semantic labels for every pretraining example
- All computational cost by definition
- The need to assess downstream performance
- How can a representation learned through self-supervision be used for a later task?
- By evaluating a task head or adapting the representation through fine-tuning
- By assuming every target task requires no labels or validation
- By discarding all representations before making predictions
- By treating the pretraining loss as proof of every application's accuracy
- GPT 式模型的自监督任务与 BERT 有何不同?
- 它根本不使用任何文字
- 每个单词都需要手动标签
- 它仅预测文档的第一个单词
- 它预测下一个标记,而不是填充屏蔽标记
- In the original SimCLR framework, which component is discarded for the reported downstream representation use?
- The encoder representation itself
- The contrastive projection head
- All training inputs before pretraining begins
- The positive-pair source-image relationship
- When original BERT pretraining replaces a selected input position with a random token, what remains its loss target?
- The newly inserted random token
- The next sentence's first token in every case
- The original token before replacement
- No target, because every random replacement is omitted from training