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Daily Edition · Page 1

THE DAILY INDEX

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MEGABYTE - MILLION BYTE SEQUENCES

Transformers are not actually end to end. There is a separate training process for the tokenizer which is strange and often leads to odd performance in general. However, if we try to naively train on bytes we quickly run out of context length given the increased length of sequences. Additionally for truly multimodal problems training directly on bytes removes complex patching and tokenization schemes. This work allows models to train directly on bytes with sequence lengths up to a million bytes. Maybe this will even help nucleus sampling for rare words too!

VIDEO QUESTION ANSWERING

Visual question answering has seen massive adoption over the past several months, and rapid progress. Largely enabled by pre-trained models such as Blip and clip. Applying these models to video is challenging due to the dramatically increased computational requirements. This work introduces a cascade of different models that dramatically improves the robustness of these systems by operating at different timescales. They use Blip2 and find strong performance.

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