From the course: Generative AI: Introduction to Diffusion Models for Text Generation

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Diffusion vs. autoregressive models for text generation

Diffusion vs. autoregressive models for text generation - Gemini Tutorial

From the course: Generative AI: Introduction to Diffusion Models for Text Generation

Diffusion vs. autoregressive models for text generation

- [Instructor] We've explored various generative models for text generation, including an introduction to diffusion models and the recognition of transformer-based architectures as the current state of the art. Transformers, which follow an autoregressive paradigm, largely dominates today's NLP landscape. Autoregressive means that the model generates text one token at a time, with each new token conditioned on the previously generated ones. To better contextualize the rise of diffusion models for text generation, it's important to compare them. This will highlight key differences in methodology, strengths, limitations, and the specific roles each model type is suited to play in the future of AI-driven text generation. Understanding this distinction helps to clarify why diffusion models are attracting increasing attention. Now, let's compare autoregressive versus diffusion models across different criteria. Generation process. Autoregressive models like transformers are sequential. They…

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