Stanford CS224N NLP with Deep Learning | Winter 2021 | Lecture 12 - Question Answering

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Danqi Chen
Assistant Professor, Department of Computer Science
Princeton University

Professor Christopher Manning
Thomas M. Siebel Professor in Machine Learning, Professor of Linguistics and of Computer Science
Director, Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (SAIL)

#naturallanguageprocessing #deeplearning

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Looks like the instructor was not well prepared for the session. Hardly any questions that were posed by students or the professor was answered reasonably.

godadr

<SO> is a special token used to indicate the beginning of each sentence

petr_v

Very interesting lecture. Personally, I think the large language models with end-to-end design will win in the end.

chunhualiao

Kannada is my native language : ) pleasant surprise to see it mentioned in the lecture

sakuya

Thanks for the lecture. It would be better to overlay a locally recorded version by the speaker herself, rather than the recorded streamed version.

Chrnalis

42:48 Feels like the only way I could make sense of that little i of b is that it is a typo... Good catch by the student, but Danqi unfortunately didn't answer the question properly. Have to check the original paper to understand this part.

jameszhang

What a simple and intuitive approach @ 1:14:14

muskanmahajan

Nice lecture, but the audio quality is low.

oleksiygrechnyev

Ironic Fact: Google AI can't translate this video into english closed captions.

mpbryhg

Audio quality is really bad. Had a hard time understanding her.

Surajkumar-wqlc

the quality from previous lectures just degraded, broke my interest suddenly

susdoge

22:25 “served all relations”, “it’s a typo”: no, it’s not a typo, it’s just that your suggested correction is nonsensical and you have to go once through your own slides and look up unknown words before trying to teach 🙄

She's like female version of Jimmy 'o Yang XD. Great content though.

anandparmar

Does she speaks English or Japan. I can hardly understand her

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