Pre-training large transformer-based language models on gigantic corpora and later repurposing them as base models for finetuning on downstream tasks has proven instrumental to the recent advances in computational lin...
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Pre-training large transformer-based language models on gigantic corpora and later repurposing them as base models for finetuning on downstream tasks has proven instrumental to the recent advances in computational linguistics. However, the prohibitively high cost associated with pretraining often hampers the regular updates of base models to incorporate the latest linguistic developments. To address this issue, we present an innovative approach for efficiently producing more powerful and up-to-date versions of RobBERT, our series of cutting-edge Dutch language models, by leveraging existing language models designed for high-resource languages. Unlike the prior versions of RobBERT, which relied on the training methodology of RoBERTa but required a fresh weight initialization, our two RobBERT-2023 models (base and large) are entirely initialized using the RoBERTa-family of models. To initialize an embedding table tailored to the newly devised Dutch tokenizer, we rely on a token translation strategy introduced by Remy et al. (2023). Along with our RobBERT-2023 release, we deliver a freshly pre-trained Dutch tokenizer using the latest version of the Dutch OSCAR corpus. This corpus incorporates new high-frequency terms, such as those related to the COVID-19 pandemic, cryptocurrencies, and the ongoing energy crisis, while mitigating the inclusion of previously over-represented terms from adult-oriented content. To assess the value of RobBERT-2023, we evaluate its performance using the same benchmarks employed for the state-of-the-art RobBERT-2022 model, as well as the newly-released Dutch Model Benchmark. Our experimental results demonstrate that RobBERT-2023 not only surpasses its predecessor in various aspects but also achieves these enhancements at a significantly reduced training cost. This work represents a significant step forward in keeping Dutch language models up-to-date and demonstrates the potential of model conversion techniques for reducing the environmental
Camouflaged object detection (COD) aims to identify target objects in complex scenes with extremely high similarity to their surroundings, and has significant applications in military, medical, and other fields. This ...
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Assessing the performance of machine translation systems is of critical value, especially to languages with lower resource availability. Due to the large evaluation effort required by the translation task, studies oft...
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The secure authentication of user data is crucial in various sectors, including digital banking, medical applications and e-governance, especially for images. Secure communication protects against data tampering and f...
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The most popular method for identifying people from past signatures is through signatures. By using a TensorFlow model which is a deep learning algorithm, we created a new system to verify signatures on bank checks an...
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Image captioning has gained increasing attention in recent *** characteristics found in input images play a crucial role in generating high-quality *** studies have used visual attention mechanisms to dynamically focu...
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Image captioning has gained increasing attention in recent *** characteristics found in input images play a crucial role in generating high-quality *** studies have used visual attention mechanisms to dynamically focus on localized regions of the input image,improving the effectiveness of identifying relevant image regions at each step of caption ***,providing image captioning models with the capability of selecting the most relevant visual features from the input image and attending to them can significantly improve the utilization of these ***,this leads to enhanced captioning network *** light of this,we present an image captioning framework that efficiently exploits the extracted representations of the *** framework comprises three key components:the Visual Feature Detector module(VFD),the Visual Feature Visual Attention module(VFVA),and the language *** VFD module is responsible for detecting a subset of the most pertinent features from the local visual features,creating an updated visual features ***,the VFVA directs its attention to the visual features matrix generated by the VFD,resulting in an updated context vector employed by the language model to generate an informative *** the VFD and VFVA modules introduces an additional layer of processing for the visual features,thereby contributing to enhancing the image captioning model’s *** the MS-COCO dataset,our experiments show that the proposed framework competes well with state-of-the-art methods,effectively leveraging visual representations to improve *** implementation code can be found here:https://***/althobhani/VFDICM(accessed on 30 July 2024).
Bitcoin is the leading cryptocurrency with the highest market value among digital currencies. Therefore, predicting the value of Bitcoin can help to understand the entire cryptocurrency market. However, Bitcoin has ha...
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Lokesh, GudivadaBaseer, K.K.
Dept. of Computer Science and Engineering Tirupati India
Department of Data Science Tirupati India
Clouds are highly customizable infrastructures that offer a platform as a service and let customers subscribe on a pay-as-you-go basis to their requirements. The straightforward service-oriented cloud computing model ...
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Diabetes prediction is crucial for early intervention and personalized treatment. This study uses a multimodal strategy, including prediction algorithms, downsampling, feature engineering, exploratory data analysis (E...
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The Partial Credit Model (PCM) of Andrich (1978) and Masters (1982) is a fundamental model within the psychometric literature with wide-ranging modern applications. It models the integer-valued response that a subject...
The Partial Credit Model (PCM) of Andrich (1978) and Masters (1982) is a fundamental model within the psychometric literature with wide-ranging modern applications. It models the integer-valued response that a subject gives to an item where there is a natural notion of monotonic progress between consecutive response values, such as partial scores on a test and customer ratings of a product. In this paper, we introduce a novel, time-efficient and accurate statistical spectral algorithm for inference under the PCM model. We complement our algorithmic contribution with in-depth non-asymptotic statistical analysis, the first of its kind in the literature. We show that the spectral algorithm enjoys the optimal error guarantee under three different metrics, all under reasonable sampling assumptions. We leverage the efficiency of the spectral algorithm to propose a novel EM-based algorithm for learning mixtures of PCMs. We perform comprehensive experiments on synthetic and real-life datasets covering education testing, recommendation systems, and financial investment applications. We show that the proposed spectral algorithm is competitive with previously introduced algorithms in terms of accuracy while being orders of magnitude faster. Copyright 2024 by the author(s)
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