Applying a Pre-trained Encoder to Downstream Tasks
In the application phase, a pre-trained encoder is adapted for a specific downstream task. The process begins by converting an input sequence of tokens, {x_0, ..., x_m}, into their corresponding embeddings, {e_0, ..., e_m}. This embedding sequence is then processed by the pre-trained encoder to produce a sequence of rich vector representations. These representations serve as input features for a separate, task-specific prediction network, which in turn generates the final output required for the application.
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Ch.1 Pre-training - Foundations of Large Language Models
Foundations of Large Language Models
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Applying a Pre-trained Encoder to Downstream Tasks
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Self-Supervised Pre-training of Encoders via Masked Language Modeling
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You are using a pre-trained model component to build a system that classifies the topic of a given sentence. Arrange the following steps in the correct chronological order to show how an input sentence is processed to generate a final topic classification.
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