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Token Reordering as an Input Corruption Method

Token reordering, also known as token shuffling, is an input corruption technique used in the training of denoising autoencoders. This method involves modifying the original input by rearranging the order of its tokens, compelling the model to learn about the underlying semantic content independent of token position.

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