Submitted by petrastales t3_1248fka in MachineLearning
petrastales OP t1_jdzefzu wrote
Reply to comment by AuspiciousApple in [D] Can DeepL learn from edits to the translations it produces immediately? by petrastales
I believe I understand what you said - so it learnt in the context of my input, but that wouldn’t translate to learning and applying that knowledge to the translations of other users?
AuspiciousApple t1_jdznf40 wrote
Sorry, that was not very clearly explained on my part.
Do you understand that these models have weights/parameters - numbers that define their behaviour? The standard sense of "learning" in ML is to update these weights to fit some training data better.
And are you aware that large language model get a sequence of text (the "context") and predict the next bit of text from that? Now, these models can use examples in the text they are given to do things they otherwise wouldn't be able to. This is called in-context learning. However, here the parameters of the model don't change and if the examples aren't in the context, then the model doesn't remember anything about it.
petrastales OP t1_jdzp1ag wrote
Ahh ok. Thank you for the explanation!
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