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Comment #34948611
I find a little sad that many people could change books and sharing experiences with others with using tools such as chatgpt. Those tools could be used to not discuss things like e…
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Comment #34928640
How can they avoid that someone perform a post-training from this model to obtain a different model that perhaps could not be protected by copyright?
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Comment #34909826
I think you are absolutely right, but those sames problems apply when the paper claim that the average of two models gives a good model. So in that case the weight space could have…
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Comment #34909673
A negative value cannot be produced but in the hidden layers the output of one neuron is multiplied by weights so the sign can be encoded in those weights.
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Comment #34908984
Reading the paper, I was thinking about the following: Given the weights of two models w1 and w2, then at each neuron k compute some average of the absolute difference of the outpu…
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Comment #34908840
I wonder what happens when one change the activation function, is there some related results in that direction?
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Comment #34832565
I asked chatgpt to generate the different orders of 5 words, it failed at it. Then I ask it to generalize the problem and then it refers to permutations (giving the formula). Then …
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Comment #34787294
Now that I am interested in large language model and as I begin reading Street Fighting Mathematics, the first thought is that large language model can learn a lot (statistical app…
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Comment #34758422
It seems I used a lot of prompts: Some of them follow. Define the projection of word1 with respect to word2 as a word that is has a similar meaning to word1 and word2 and that is u…
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Teaching GPT Word Reflections
r(man,young,age,old) r(man,rich, wealth, poor) now find w2 and w4 for r(_, creative,_, unordered) Here's a revised relation with the words more similar to "creative" in the second …
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Comment #34676008
Just make a loss function that gives +1 for correct answer, -1 for incorrect answers and 0 for unknown. Since this idea took me like 10 seconds, I suppose something like this must/…
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