Lecture

Transformer: Pre-Training

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This lecture covers the evolution from recurrent models to attention-based NLP models, focusing on the Transformer model. It explains the key components of the Transformer, such as self-attention, multi-headed attention, and the Transformer Encoder-Decoder architecture. The lecture delves into the challenges faced by recurrent models, the benefits of the Transformer model, and its applications in machine translation and document generation. It discusses the importance of position representations, layer normalization, and residual connections in the Transformer architecture. The lecture also highlights the significant results achieved by Transformers in various NLP tasks, emphasizing their efficiency in pretraining and their widespread adoption in the field.

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