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Pre-Trained Model Recommendation for Downstream Fine-tuning
As a fundamental problem in transfer learning, model selection aims to rank off-the-shelf pre-trained models and select the most suitable one for the new target task.
FL-GUARD: A Holistic Framework for Run-Time Detection and Recovery of Negative Federated Learning
Federated learning (FL) is a promising approach for learning a model from data distributed on massive clients without exposing data privacy.
ModelGiF: Gradient Fields for Model Functional Distance
The last decade has witnessed the success of deep learning and the surge of publicly released trained models, which necessitates the quantification of the model functional distance for various purposes.
Towards Cross-Table Masked Pretraining for Web Data Mining
Tabular data pervades the landscape of the World Wide Web, playing a foundational role in the digital architecture that underpins online information.
Assessing Hidden Risks of LLMs: An Empirical Study on Robustness, Consistency, and Credibility
With most of the related literature in the era of LLM uncharted, we propose an automated workflow that copes with an upscaled number of queries/responses.
Controllable Textual Inversion for Personalized Text-to-Image Generation
The recent large-scale generative modeling has attained unprecedented performance especially in producing high-fidelity images driven by text prompts.
Byzantine-Robust Learning on Heterogeneous Data via Gradient Splitting
In order to address this issue, we propose GAS, a \shorten approach that can successfully adapt existing robust AGRs to non-IID settings.
Comparison Knowledge Translation for Generalizable Image Classification
In this paper, we attempt to build a generalizable framework that emulates the humans' recognition mechanism in the image classification task, hoping to improve the classification performance on unseen categories with the support of annotations of other categories.
Towards Unifying the Label Space for Aspect- and Sentence-based Sentiment Analysis
The aspect-based sentiment analysis (ABSA) is a fine-grained task that aims to determine the sentiment polarity towards targeted aspect terms occurring in the sentence.
Ranked #4 on
Aspect-Based Sentiment Analysis (ABSA)
on SemEval-2014 Task-4
(using extra training data)
Aspect-Based Sentiment Analysis
Aspect-Based Sentiment Analysis (ABSA)
+3
Model Doctor: A Simple Gradient Aggregation Strategy for Diagnosing and Treating CNN Classifiers
The aggregate gradient strategy is a versatile module for mainstream CNN classifiers.
Joining datasets via data augmentation in the label space for neural networks
Most, if not all, modern deep learning systems restrict themselves to a single dataset for neural network training and inference.
A critical look at the current train/test split in machine learning
The establishment of these split protocols are based on two assumptions: (i)-fixing the dataset to be eternally static so we could evaluate different machine learning algorithms or models; (ii)-there is a complete set of annotated data available to researchers or industrial practitioners.
Effective Slot Filling via Weakly-Supervised Dual-Model Learning
By using some particular weakly-labeled data, namely the plain phrases included in sentences, we propose a weaklysupervised slot filling approach.
LINDT: Tackling Negative Federated Learning with Local Adaptation
On occasion of NFL recovery, the framework makes adaptation to the federated model on each client's local data by learning a Layer-wise Intertwined Dual-model.
BERT-JAM: Boosting BERT-Enhanced Neural Machine Translation with Joint Attention
In this work, we propose a novel BERT-enhanced NMT model called BERT-JAM which improves upon existing models from two aspects: 1) BERT-JAM uses joint-attention modules to allow the encoder/decoder layers to dynamically allocate attention between different representations, and 2) BERT-JAM allows the encoder/decoder layers to make use of BERT's intermediate representations by composing them using a gated linear unit (GLU).
Semi-Supervised Few-Shot Learning for Dual Question-Answer Extraction
In this paper, we redefine the problem as question-answer extraction, and present SAMIE: Self-Asking Model for Information Ixtraction, a semi-supervised model which dually learns to ask and to answer questions by itself.
