Neural Text Degeneration Published as a conference paper at ICLR 2020 THE CURIOUS CASE OF NEURAL TEXT DeGENERATION Ari Holtzman †‡ Jan Buys §† Li Du † Maxwell Forbes †‡ Yejin Choi †‡ †Paul G. Allen School of Computer Science & Engineering, University of Washington ‡Allen Institute for Artificial Intelligence §Department of Computer Science, University of Cape Town {ahai,dul2,mbforbes,yejin}@cs.washington.edu, jbuys@cs.uct.ac.za ABSTRACT Despite considerable advances in neural language modeling, it remains an open question what the best decoding strategy is for text generation from a language model (e.g. to generate a story). The counter-intuitive empirical observation is that even though the use of likelihood as training objective leads to high quality models for a broad range of language understanding tasks, maximization-based decoding methods such as beam search lead to degeneration — output text that is ※ऍͷͳ͍ਤදจ͔ΒҾ༻͞ΕͨͷͰ͢
mostly young whales have become stranded on the West Australian coast since 2008. The number of stranded whales has increased by more than 50 per cent in the past year, with the number of stranded whales on the West Australian coast increasing by more than 50 per cent in the past year. The number of whales stranded on the West Australian coast has increased by more than 50 per cent in the past year. GPT-2 w/ beam search ͳΜ͔ͩ܁Γฦ͕͠ଟ͍ؾ͕͢Δ 9
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unprecedented number of mostly young whales have become stranded on the West Australian coast since 2008. The Australian Food Safety Authority has warned Australia's beaches may be revitalised this year because healthy seabirds and seals have been on the move. More than 50,000 seabirds, sea mammals and seahorses have been swept into the sea by the Holden CS118 and Adelaide Airport CS300 from 2013. GPT-2 w/ sampling จ຺ʹؔͷͳ͍ϑϨʔζ͕ग़ͯ͠·͏ 11
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An unprecedented number of mostly young whales have become stranded on the West Australian coast since 2008. Pumping Station #3 shut down due to construction damage Find more at: www.abc.net.au/environment/species- worry/ in-the-top-10-killer-whale- catastrophes-in-history.html “In the top 10 killer whale catastrophes in history: 1) 1986: Up to 12 orcas struck by lightning; many drowned and many more badly injured. GPT-2 w/ top-k sampling ܁Γฦ͠ੜͱؔͳ͍ϑϨʔζͷੜͷ߹Θٕͤঢ়ଶ 13
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mostly young whales have become stranded on the West Australian coast since 2008. There has been an unprecedented number of calves caught in the nets of whaling stations that operate in WA. Pilot whales continue to migrate to feeding grounds to feed their calves. They are now vulnerable due to the decline of wild populations; they are restricted to one breeding site each year. Image copyright Yoon Bo Kim But, with sharp decline in wild populations the size of the Petrels are shrinking and dwindling population means there will only be room for a few new fowl. GPT-2 w/ nucleus sampling 17
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