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Spis treści

Natural Language Processing with Transformers, Revised Edition eBook -- spis treści

• Foreword
• Preface
  • Who Is This Book For?
  • What You Will Learn
  • Software and Hardware Requirements
  • Conventions Used in This Book
  • Using Code Examples
  • OReilly Online Learning
  • How to Contact Us
  • Acknowledgments
    • Lewis
    • Leandro
    • Thomas
• 1. Hello Transformers
  • The Encoder-Decoder Framework
  • Attention Mechanisms
  • Transfer Learning in NLP
  • Hugging Face Transformers: Bridging the Gap
  • A Tour of Transformer Applications
    • Text Classification
    • Named Entity Recognition
    • Question Answering
    • Summarization
    • Translation
    • Text Generation
  • The Hugging Face Ecosystem
    • The Hugging Face Hub
    • Hugging Face Tokenizers
    • Hugging Face Datasets
    • Hugging Face Accelerate
  • Main Challenges with Transformers
  • Conclusion
• 2. Text Classification
  • The Dataset
    • A First Look at Hugging Face Datasets
    • From Datasets to DataFrames
    • Looking at the Class Distribution
    • How Long Are Our Tweets?
  • From Text to Tokens
    • Character Tokenization
    • Word Tokenization
    • Subword Tokenization
    • Tokenizing the Whole Dataset
  • Training a Text Classifier
    • Transformers as Feature Extractors
      • Using pretrained models
      • Extracting the last hidden states
      • Creating a feature matrix
      • Visualizing the training set
      • Training a simple classifier
    • Fine-Tuning Transformers
      • Loading a pretrained model
      • Defining the performance metrics
      • Training the model
      • Error analysis
      • Saving and sharing the model
  • Conclusion
• 3. Transformer Anatomy
  • The Transformer Architecture
  • The Encoder
    • Self-Attention
      • Scaled dot-product attention
      • Multi-headed attention
    • The Feed-Forward Layer
    • Adding Layer Normalization
    • Positional Embeddings
    • Adding a Classification Head
  • The Decoder
  • Meet the Transformers
    • The Transformer Tree of Life
    • The Encoder Branch
    • The Decoder Branch
    • The Encoder-Decoder Branch
  • Conclusion
• 4. Multilingual Named Entity Recognition
  • The Dataset
  • Multilingual Transformers
  • A Closer Look at Tokenization
    • The Tokenizer Pipeline
    • The SentencePiece Tokenizer
  • Transformers for Named Entity Recognition
  • The Anatomy of the Transformers Model Class
    • Bodies and Heads
    • Creating a Custom Model for Token Classification
    • Loading a Custom Model
  • Tokenizing Texts for NER
  • Performance Measures
  • Fine-Tuning XLM-RoBERTa
  • Error Analysis
  • Cross-Lingual Transfer
    • When Does Zero-Shot Transfer Make Sense?
    • Fine-Tuning on Multiple Languages at Once
  • Interacting with Model Widgets
  • Conclusion
• 5. Text Generation
  • The Challenge with Generating Coherent Text
  • Greedy Search Decoding
  • Beam Search Decoding
  • Sampling Methods
  • Top-k and Nucleus Sampling
  • Which Decoding Method Is Best?
  • Conclusion
• 6. Summarization
  • The CNN/DailyMail Dataset
  • Text Summarization Pipelines
    • Summarization Baseline
    • GPT-2
    • T5
    • BART
    • PEGASUS
  • Comparing Different Summaries
  • Measuring the Quality of Generated Text
    • BLEU
    • ROUGE
  • Evaluating PEGASUS on the CNN/DailyMail Dataset
  • Training a Summarization Model
    • Evaluating PEGASUS on SAMSum
    • Fine-Tuning PEGASUS
    • Generating Dialogue Summaries
  • Conclusion
• 7. Question Answering
  • Building a Review-Based QA System
    • The Dataset
    • Extracting Answers from Text
      • Span classification
      • Tokenizing text for QA
      • Dealing with long passages
    • Using Haystack to Build a QA Pipeline
      • Initializing a document store
      • Initializing a retriever
      • Initializing a reader
      • Putting it all together
  • Improving Our QA Pipeline
    • Evaluating the Retriever
      • Dense Passage Retrieval
    • Evaluating the Reader
    • Domain Adaptation
    • Evaluating the Whole QA Pipeline
  • Going Beyond Extractive QA
  • Conclusion
• 8. Making Transformers Efficient in Production
  • Intent Detection as a Case Study
  • Creating a Performance Benchmark
  • Making Models Smaller via Knowledge Distillation
    • Knowledge Distillation for Fine-Tuning
    • Knowledge Distillation for Pretraining
    • Creating a Knowledge Distillation Trainer
    • Choosing a Good Student Initialization
    • Finding Good Hyperparameters with Optuna
    • Benchmarking Our Distilled Model
  • Making Models Faster with Quantization
  • Benchmarking Our Quantized Model
  • Optimizing Inference with ONNX and the ONNX Runtime
  • Making Models Sparser with Weight Pruning
    • Sparsity in Deep Neural Networks
    • Weight Pruning Methods
      • Magnitude pruning
      • Movement pruning
  • Conclusion
• 9. Dealing with Few to No Labels
  • Building a GitHub Issues Tagger
    • Getting the Data
    • Preparing the Data
    • Creating Training Sets
    • Creating Training Slices
  • Implementing a Naive Bayesline
  • Working with No Labeled Data
  • Working with a Few Labels
    • Data Augmentation
    • Using Embeddings as a Lookup Table
    • Fine-Tuning a Vanilla Transformer
    • In-Context and Few-Shot Learning with Prompts
  • Leveraging Unlabeled Data
    • Fine-Tuning a Language Model
    • Fine-Tuning a Classifier
    • Advanced Methods
      • Unsupervised data augmentation
      • Uncertainty-aware self-training
  • Conclusion
• 10. Training Transformers from Scratch
  • Large Datasets and Where to Find Them
    • Challenges of Building a Large-Scale Corpus
    • Building a Custom Code Dataset
      • Creating a dataset with Google BigQuery
    • Working with Large Datasets
      • Memory mapping
      • Streaming
    • Adding Datasets to the Hugging Face Hub
  • Building a Tokenizer
    • The Tokenizer Model
    • Measuring Tokenizer Performance
    • A Tokenizer for Python
    • Training a Tokenizer
    • Saving a Custom Tokenizer on the Hub
  • Training a Model from Scratch
    • A Tale of Pretraining Objectives
      • Causal language modeling
      • Masked language modeling
      • Sequence-to-sequence training
    • Initializing the Model
    • Implementing the Dataloader
    • Defining the Training Loop
    • The Training Run
  • Results and Analysis
  • Conclusion
• 11. Future Directions
  • Scaling Transformers
    • Scaling Laws
    • Challenges with Scaling
    • Attention Please!
    • Sparse Attention
    • Linearized Attention
  • Going Beyond Text
    • Vision
      • iGPT
      • ViT
    • Tables
  • Multimodal Transformers
    • Speech-to-Text
    • Vision and Text
      • VQA
      • LayoutLM
      • DALLE
      • CLIP
  • Where to from Here?
• Index