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It's definitely cute that the abstract was generated by the model, but I wouldn't give that too much weight because it's the definition of cherry-picking. In th
by mayank 7y ago
It's definitely cute that the abstract was generated by the model, but I wouldn't give that too much weight because it's the definition of cherry-picking. In this case, you can pick your data (the contents of the paper) to match a desirable output from the model (the abstract).
- ma2rten 7y agoI think it would be a lot of effort to keep changing the paper until you get the perfect abstract. It would be easier to train different models or do random sampling from the predicted distribution.