Evaluating Model Outputs with Probabilistic Notation
A language model is tasked with summarizing the provided text. Given the context and two potential summaries generated by the model, your task is to:
- Use the mathematical notation for text generation probability to represent the likelihood of generating each summary.
- Explain which summary a well-trained model would assign a higher probability to, and justify your reasoning.
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