Lecture: Are neural networks all you need?
A critical perspective on neural networks and evaluation benchmarks
In the past few years we have seen rapid growth of neural-network based architectures solving a variety of tasks with impressive benchmarks. However, very little has been said about the "pipeline code" enabling these improvements. This talk examines why neural networks by themselves are not the singular drive of improvement.
This talk will be streamed online and shown in the indicated room.
While neural networks have solid applications, when we talk about neural architectures the code that is used to enable training objectives is seldomly discussed. In this talk we will examine a number of pre-training and post-training steps of popular neural network architectures, and how they can be used to improve traditional (e.g BOW) models.
Info
Day:
2023-10-28
Start time:
12:00
Duration:
00:25
Room:
NIG Raum 2
Track:
Computational Linguistics
Language:
en
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Lennard Berger |