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Embedded categorical and continuous columns, combined within-row self-attention with attention across rows in a batch, and studied contrastive plus denoising pretraining with mixed data views.
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Intersample attention depends on the batch/context rows; it is not an isolated-row predictor with no cross-sample cost. Transformer attention, CutMix/mixup and contrastive objectives are inherited. Tested task averages do not establish superiority over boosting for every table or medical application.
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Gowthami Somepalli; Micah Goldblum; Avi Schwarzschild; C. Bayan Bruss; Tom Goldstein
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SAINT: feature and intersample attention with tabular pretraining
Embedded categorical and continuous columns, combined within-row self-attention with attention across rows in a batch, and studied contrastive plus denoising pretraining with mixed data views.
Scientific scope
Intersample attention depends on the batch/context rows; it is not an isolated-row predictor with no cross-sample cost. Transformer attention, CutMix/mixup and contrastive objectives are inherited. Tested task averages do not establish superiority over boosting for every table or medical application.
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People and systems
Gowthami Somepalli; Micah Goldblum; Avi Schwarzschild; C. Bayan Bruss; Tom Goldstein
Source-listed authors or explicitly credited technical contributors for the cited versions. Family entries retain source-specific attribution; a combined list is not one original-paper byline or equal individual work. Names alone do not establish resolved identities.