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Almost all the output of Copilot is not an exact copy of any code in the training set. You discard the 0.001% of generations that are similar to the training da
by visarga 5y ago
Almost all the output of Copilot is not an exact copy of any code in the training set. You discard the 0.001% of generations that are similar to the training data and use the rest.
- TeMPOraL 5y agoCan they afford it, though? The most important feature of DNN models is that they're orders of magnitude smaller and cheaper to run than training data; checking each output against the training set will make the model orders of magnitude more expensive to run.