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Sounds regressive and feeds into the weird unintellectual narrative that llm is just like ngram models (lol, lmao even) Thr author submitted like 10 papers thi
by justanotherjoe 1y ago
Sounds regressive and feeds into the weird unintellectual narrative that llm is just like ngram models (lol, lmao even)
Thr author submitted like 10 papers this May alone. Is that weird?
- ninjin 1y agoThese are different people: https://arxiv.org/search/cs?searchtype=author&query=Nguyen,+T https://arxiv.org/search/cs?searchtype=author&query=Nguyen,+... Wikipedia mentions that up to ~40% of the Vietnamese population (~40,000,000 people) carries the name Nguyen: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nguyen https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nguyen For the paper itself, as someone working in the field, I find it interesting enough to consider reading at some point (I do not read that many analysis papers recently, but this one looks better than most). As for your accusation about it claiming that large language models are simply n-gram models, read the abstract until you realise that your accusation is very much unfair to the work.
- ayhanfuat 1y ago> Thr author submitted like 10 papers this May alone. Is that weird? Chances are, you just assumed all the search results for 'Nguyen, T' refer to the same author.
- justanotherjoe 1y agoI did. My bad.