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We tackle that by learning these clusters in the foundation models embedding space and providing those clusters as the subgroups—and basically learning a weak supervision model on each of those clusters. So, we propose to do this sort of K-nearest-neighbors-type extension per source in the embedding space.
We tackle that by learning these clusters in the foundation models embedding space and providing those clusters as the subgroups—and basically learning a weak supervision model on each of those clusters. So, we propose to do this sort of K-nearest-neighbors-type extension per source in the embedding space.
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