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Very interesting work: Visual Comparison of Text Sequences Generated by Large Language Models R. Sevastjanova, S. Vogelbacher, A. Spitz, D. A. Keim, M. El-Assady #VDS Symposium @ieeevis Demo and paper 👉🏼prompt-comparison.lingvis.io



Our @ieeevis paper shows how to visually compare embedding spaces produced by adapted language models. Thanks, @AdapterHub, for the variety of adapters for evaluation!🥳And a big thank you to my co-authors E.Cakmak @ravfogel @ryandcotterell @melassady!😀 adapters.demo.lingvis.io




🧐 How is Real-World Gender Bias Reflected in Language Models? We present an interactive article to explore how bias in Language Models aligns with real-world demographics. 🧵👇🏻 Joint work with @melassady @RSevastjanova and A. Theus for #visxai #ieeevis lm-bias.lingvis.io



Negation, Coordination, and Quantifiers in Contextualized Language Models arxiv.org/abs/2209.07836


Here is the complete graphical abstract for the paper. (6/7)




As I mentioned before, I am really glad to be able to merge my love for NLP with that of sketchnoting for science communication. Today's paper is "Beware the Rationalization Trap!" by @RSevastjanova and @manunna_91 (1/7)




We use visual analytics to create insights into properties learned by transformer-based language models. Our scoring functions can be used as an interpretable alternative to probing classifiers😉 Check out: lmfingerprints.lingvis.io @manunna_91 @HannaJSchaefer @dbvis @EuroVisConf





Next is “Demystifying the Embedding Space of Language Models” by Rebecca Kehlbeck, @RSevastjanova, @spinthil, Tobias Stähle, @manunna_91, @explainerAI, @lingvisio, @ETH_AI_Center #VISxAI #ieeevis bert-vs-gpt2.dbvis.de

Following this, we’ll have 6 lab talks, presenting research from Canberra Design Lab, #LASTIG, @C2DH_LU, LingVis, @udigitalmatters and VisHub! After these talks, we will have a Town Hall discussion and workshop format to discuss where we will go with the #vis4dh workshop. (2/2)

What do word embeddings from two popular language models - BERT and GPT-2 - have in common, and in which aspects do they differ significantly?🧐 Check out our blogpost bert-vs-gpt2.dbvis.de - a deep look into embedding contextualization.🎉 @VISxAI @dbvis @manunna_91 @spinthil



