RNNs · Level 3 of 5
Exposure Bias
A mismatch caused by training on reference histories but generating from model-produced histories.
Earlier prediction errors can lead to unfamiliar later inputs.
Example
A decoder makes one error and then conditions subsequent words on that error.
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Exposure Bias. A mismatch caused by training on reference histories but generating from model-produced histories. Earlier prediction errors can lead to unfamiliar later inputs. For example: A decoder makes one error and then conditions subsequent words on that error.
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