Natural Language Processing · Level 2 of 5
Language Model
A model of probabilities or scores over language sequences.
Predicting plausible language does not establish that generated claims are true.
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A system predicts likely continuations of a sentence.
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Language Model. A model of probabilities or scores over language sequences. Predicting plausible language does not establish that generated claims are true. For example: A system predicts likely continuations of a sentence.
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