Token Representation
Token representation in natural language processing (NLP) and computer vision focuses on encoding textual or visual information into discrete units for efficient processing by machine learning models. Current research emphasizes improving token representations to address issues like bias mitigation, copyright protection, and efficient computation, often employing transformer architectures and contrastive learning methods. These advancements are crucial for enhancing model performance, interpretability, and fairness across various applications, including machine translation, hate speech detection, and visual tracking. Furthermore, research is actively exploring optimal tokenization strategies and efficient encoding techniques to reduce computational costs while maintaining accuracy.
Papers
Statistical Coherence Alignment for Large Language Model Representation Learning Through Tensor Field Convergence
Jonathan Gale, Godfrey Aldington, Harriet Thistlewood, Thomas Tattershall, Basil Wentworth, Vincent EnoasmoStructured Convergence in Large Language Model Representations via Hierarchical Latent Space Folding
Fenella Harcourt, Naderdel Piero, Gilbert Sutherland, Daphne Holloway, Harriet Bracknell, Julian Ormsby