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by philipwhiuk
5 days ago
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Would it be any more applicable? We see the same problem in database benchmarking. The good thing about the deliberately-non-real world pelican case is that it gives a general impression of how much the model is improving because it's not likely that it's being specifically targeted at it, rather than a 'real world case' which might have been specifically optimised for. |
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