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A technique to show what tokens are relatively predicted by an LLM

I’m picturing a technique where you can see what an LLM is likely to respond with, which updates in real time. It’s a bit trippy, but it’s like GitHub Copilot, in that there is predicted text while ...
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Why does ChatGPT fail in playing "20 questions"?

IBM Watson's success in playing "Jeopardy!" was a landmark in the history of artificial intelligence. In the seemingly simpler game of "Twenty questions" where player B has to ...
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Is there a benchmark for multi-objective evolutionary algorithms?

I'm working on a project for an evolutionary algorithms course, and the problem we're trying to solve is multi-objective. We'll use NSGA-II but we also wanted to compare with some other MOEAs, however,...
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Bechmark models for Text Classification / Sentiment Classification

I am currently working on a novel application in NLP where I try to classify empathic and non-empathic texts. I would like to compare the performance of my model to some benchmark models. As I am ...
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What is the efficiency of trained neural networks?

Training neural networks takes a while. My question is, how efficient is a neural network that is completely trained (assuming it's not a model that is constantly learning)? I understand that this is ...
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Benchmarking SAC on Pybullet

So far I have seen TD3 and DDPG benchmarks on Pybullet environments, but I am looking for SAC benchmarks on Pybullet too, anyone can help?
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Interesting examples of discrete stochastic games

SGs are a generalization of MDPs to multiple agents. Like this previous question on MDPs, are there any interesting examples of zero-sum, discrete SGs—preferably with small state and action spaces? I'...
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NLP annotation tool online and other tools to compare performances of different NLP algorithms

I do text annotations (POS tagging, NER, chunking, synset) by using a specific annotation tool for Natural Language Processing. I would like to make the same annotations on different tools to compare ...
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Benchmarks for reinforcement learning in discrete MDPs

To compare the performance of various algorithms for perfect information games, reasonable benchmarks include reversi and m,n,k-games (generalized tic-tac-toe). For imperfect information games, ...
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What are the most compact Real Time-Strategy Games?

There was a recent informal question on chat about RTS games suitable for AI benchmarks, and I thought it would be useful to ask a question about them in relation to AI research. Compact is defined ...
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How can AI researchers avoid "overfitting" to commonly-used benchmarks as a community?

In fields such as Machine Learning, we typically (somewhat informally) say that we are overfitting if improve our performance on a training set at the cost of reduced performance on a test set / the ...
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Are there benchmarks for assessing the speed of the forward-pass of neural networks?

I have a task where I would like to use a convolutional neural network (CNN). I would like to incrementally start from the fastest models, fine-tune and see whether they fit my "budget". At the moment,...
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Why is chess still a benchmark for Artificial Intelligence?

Even though modern chess playing programs have demonstrated themselves to be as strong (or stronger) than even the best human players for nearly 20 years now (1997 when IBM's Deep Blue defeated the ...
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