In this study, researchers exploit rich, naturally-occurring structures on Wikipedia for various NLP tasks.
Author: Mingda Chen. Table of Links Abstract Acknowledgements 1 INTRODUCTION 1.1 Overview 1.2 Contributions 2 BACKGROUND 2.1 Self-Supervised Language Pretraining 2.2 Naturally-Occurring Data Structures 2.3 Sentence Variational Autoencoder 2.4 Summary 3 IMPROVING SELF-SUPERVISION FOR LANGUAGE PRETRAINING 3.1 Improving Language Representation Learning via Sentence Ordering Prediction 3.2 Improving In-Context Few-Shot Learning via Self-Supervised Training 3.
4 Summary 3 IMPROVING SELF-SUPERVISION FOR LANGUAGE PRETRAINING 3 IMPROVING SELF-SUPERVISION FOR LANGUAGE PRETRAINING 3 IMPROVING SELF-SUPERVISION FOR LANGUAGE PRETRAINING 3 IMPROVING SELF-SUPERVISION FOR LANGUAGE PRETRAINING 3.1 Improving Language Representation Learning via Sentence Ordering Prediction 3.1 Improving Language Representation Learning via Sentence Ordering Prediction 3.1 Improving Language Representation Learning via Sentence Ordering Prediction 3.
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