Basic part 2 Flashcards

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prompt

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short piece of text that is used to provide input or instructions to a generative AI system.

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Models

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Models are at the core of generative AI and are built with neural networks, system resources, data, and prompts, all working together.

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diffusion models

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Generative models focused on creating new images by adding and removing noise to input images repeatedly over a series of iterations. The final image ends up looking similar to the images used as part of the training dataset.

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embeddings

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Language models are trained to understand and generate natural language by representing words and sentences with encoded mathematical vectors

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Large Language Model

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A type of artificial intelligence system that is trained on massive amounts of text data to generate human-like responses.

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model training

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The process of teaching a generative AI model how to create new content by showing the model many examples of the kind of content you want it to create, like images, text, or music.

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neural network

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a neural network is a mathematical algorithms that learns by finding statistical patterns in data. It consists of layers of artificial neurons - the first layer receives the input data, with subsequent layers processing additional information. The last layer in the network outputs the results.

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parameters

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Numerical values that define the overall characteristics (i.e., structure and behavior) of a large language model.

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positional encoding

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a technique used to identify the order and position of words

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self-attention

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A mechanism used in generative AI models to help the model understand relationships between words and sentences.

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transformer

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Commonly used in natural language processing, transformers are a type of deep learning model designed to understand the contextual relationship between sequences of text within a sentence or paragraph.

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fine tuning

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The process of taking an existing large language model and training it further on a smaller dataset that is specific to a certain task

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hallucination

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refers to when a generative AI model creates content that is not actually present in the input data it was trained on.

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sentiment analysis

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the use of natural language processing (NLP) techniques to determine the emotional tone or attitude expressed in a piece of text.

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text summarization

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the process of taking a long piece of text and generating a shorter version that captures the key points. Large language models can be trained to perform text summarization automatically. A large language model is shown many examples of texts paired with human-written summaries during training

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tokens

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Tokens are building blocks used by the model to understand the meaning of the text and generate a response.

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weights

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numeric values that represent the strength of the connections in a neural network, which are tuned by training and allow the model to make intelligent predictions.

18
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Intelligent Document Processing

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used to automatically extract structured data from various types of documents, such as invoices, contracts, and forms?

19
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Regression

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Predicting a numerical value

20
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Classification

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Predicting a label

21
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Ranking

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Ordering items to find the most relevant

22
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Recommendation

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Finding relevant items based on past behavior

23
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Clustering

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Finding patterns in examples

24
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Anomaly detection

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Finding outliers from examples