top | item 35099539 (no title) testcase_delta | 3 years ago Does anyone know how this fits with (or not) Chomsky's ideas of language processing? discuss order hn newest IIAOPSW|3 years ago |-----long timing loop / top of parse tree-----| | | |-shorter / child node -| |-shorter / child node-| | | | | |highest freq| |highest freq| |highest freq| |highest freq| politician|3 years ago Similarly, ChatGPT (gpt2-medium) has 12 heads of attention. GPT-3 has 96. load replies (1) convolvatron|3 years ago the idea that some linguistic facilities are innate? or the government binding model of grammar or something else?for the first two, I think this orthogonal YeGoblynQueenne|3 years ago What are Chomsky's ideas on language processing? He's a linguist, not an NLP person.
IIAOPSW|3 years ago |-----long timing loop / top of parse tree-----| | | |-shorter / child node -| |-shorter / child node-| | | | | |highest freq| |highest freq| |highest freq| |highest freq| politician|3 years ago Similarly, ChatGPT (gpt2-medium) has 12 heads of attention. GPT-3 has 96. load replies (1)
politician|3 years ago Similarly, ChatGPT (gpt2-medium) has 12 heads of attention. GPT-3 has 96. load replies (1)
convolvatron|3 years ago the idea that some linguistic facilities are innate? or the government binding model of grammar or something else?for the first two, I think this orthogonal
YeGoblynQueenne|3 years ago What are Chomsky's ideas on language processing? He's a linguist, not an NLP person.
IIAOPSW|3 years ago
politician|3 years ago
convolvatron|3 years ago
for the first two, I think this orthogonal
YeGoblynQueenne|3 years ago