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Cast diverse natural-language tasks into a unified text-to-text format, systematically compared transfer-learning choices, and introduced the C4 corpus and T5 model family.
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The paper's benchmark results depend on its data, tasks and training settings; it does not originate all transformer transfer learning or establish a universal best objective.
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- Raffel and colleagues: unified text-to-text transfer learning (T5) — original paper
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Colin Raffel; Noam Shazeer; Adam Roberts; Katherine Lee; Sharan Narang; Michael Matena; Yanqi Zhou; Wei Li; Peter J. Liu
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Raffel and colleagues: unified text-to-text transfer learning (T5)
Cast diverse natural-language tasks into a unified text-to-text format, systematically compared transfer-learning choices, and introduced the C4 corpus and T5 model family.
Scientific scope
The paper's benchmark results depend on its data, tasks and training settings; it does not originate all transformer transfer learning or establish a universal best objective.
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People and systems
Colin Raffel; Noam Shazeer; Adam Roberts; Katherine Lee; Sharan Narang; Michael Matena; Yanqi Zhou; Wei Li; Peter J. Liu
Complete named paper byline. Human research, source-reported system execution and experimental validation are distinct; individual effort shares are not measured.