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Hypothesis Selection Methods
Output ensembling methods are also referred to as hypothesis selection methods, an approach with a long history in natural language processing for text generation. In these methods, multiple candidate outputs are generated, often by varying model architectures or parameters. Each output is then evaluated and assigned a score based on a specific criterion—such as measuring agreement with other outputs or using a stronger model to rescore them—and finally, the outputs are re-ranked according to these scores.
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