Transfer Learning-based Natural Language Processing (NLP) Task
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A Transfer Learning-based Natural Language Processing (NLP) Task is a data-driven NLP task that is a transfer learning task (which that leverages knowledge learned from one or more source domains to improve the learning efficiency or performance in a different but related target domain).
- AKA: Domain Adaptation NLP Task.
- Context:
- It can be solved by a Transfer Learning NLP System (that implements a transfer learning NLP algorithm).
- It can range from being a Transfer Learning-based Natural Language Understanding Task, to being a Transfer Learning-based Natural Language Generation Task.
- It can range from being a Zero-Shot NLP Task to being a Few-Shot NLP Task.
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- Example(s):
- a In-Context NLP Task, where _____.
- a Transfer Learning-based NLP Benchmark Learning Task.
- a Transfer Learning-based End-of-Sentence Detection Task, where ____.
- a Transfer Learning-based Missing Word Prediction Task, where ____.
- a Transfer Learning-based Named Entity Recognition Task, where ____.
- a Transfer Learning-based Information Extraction Task, where ____.
- a Transfer Learning-based Document Summarization Task, where ____.
- a Transfer Learning-based Question Answering Task, where ____.
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- Counter-Example(s):
- Single Domain NLP Task, where learning and inference occur within the same domain.
- Zero-Shot Learning NLP Task, where the system is expected to perform tasks it has not seen during training.
- Supervised NLP Task, where the system is trained and tested on the same task with a large amount of labeled data.
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- See: NLP Task, Transfer Learning, Domain Adaptation, Source Domain, Target Domain.