Telling GPT-4 you're scared or under pressure improves performance

Re:Telling GPT-4 you're scared or under pressure improves pe... by og_kalu on Saturday November 04, 2023 @11:11AM (#38141752)

You are still getting this wrong. You don't need to "rig" anything. I've linked a paper. Read it.

They just fed protein sequences. They did not alter the architecture in any way. To the transformer, it may as well have been any random assemblage of letters and numbers.

Functions like secondary structure, contacts, and biological activity were found because those things are implicit in the creation of the data, not because the model was "rigged" in any way.

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Re:Telling GPT-4 you're scared or under pressure improves pe... by mjburgess on Saturday November 04, 2023 @01:00PM (#38142865)

the rigging occurs in the design of the data generation process, ie., those experiments which lead to these datasets

that is where the science occurs -- the data analysis is just an administrative task after science has taken place

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Re:Telling GPT-4 you're scared or under pressure improves pe... by og_kalu on Saturday November 04, 2023 @03:08PM (#38144136)

That is not rigging lol. You're so full of yourself you won't read.

The only "experiments" performed here were done by biology and evolution.

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