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Analyzing a Text Corruption Process
A text corruption technique involves selecting non-overlapping segments of text and replacing each segment with a single [MASK] token. This technique can also insert a [MASK] token by selecting a zero-length segment. Given the original sentence and the resulting corrupted sentence below, identify the two specific text segments from the original sentence that were replaced to create the corrupted version.
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A text corruption technique involves selecting non-overlapping segments of text and replacing each segment with a single
[MASK]token. This technique also allows for selecting zero-length segments, which results in the insertion of a[MASK]token at that position. Given the original sentence 'The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.' and two segments selected for corruption—the segment 'brown fox' and a zero-length segment between 'the' and 'lazy'—what is the resulting corrupted sentence?Deconstructing a Masked Sentence
Analyzing a Text Corruption Process