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MetricBERT: Text Representation Learning via Self-Supervised Triplet Training
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Ginzburg, Dvir
, Barkan, Oren
, Weill, Yoni
, Malkiel, Itzik
, Caciularu, Avi
, Koenigstein, Noam
in
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/ Computer & video games
/ Representation learning
/ Similarity
/ Training
2022
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MetricBERT: Text Representation Learning via Self-Supervised Triplet Training
by
Ginzburg, Dvir
, Barkan, Oren
, Weill, Yoni
, Malkiel, Itzik
, Caciularu, Avi
, Koenigstein, Noam
in
Annotations
/ Computer & video games
/ Representation learning
/ Similarity
/ Training
2022
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MetricBERT: Text Representation Learning via Self-Supervised Triplet Training
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MetricBERT: Text Representation Learning via Self-Supervised Triplet Training
2022
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Overview
We present MetricBERT, a BERT-based model that learns to embed text under a well-defined similarity metric while simultaneously adhering to the ``traditional'' masked-language task. We focus on downstream tasks of learning similarities for recommendations where we show that MetricBERT outperforms state-of-the-art alternatives, sometimes by a substantial margin. We conduct extensive evaluations of our method and its different variants, showing that our training objective is highly beneficial over a traditional contrastive loss, a standard cosine similarity objective, and six other baselines. As an additional contribution, we publish a dataset of video games descriptions along with a test set of similarity annotations crafted by a domain expert.
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Cornell University Library, arXiv.org
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