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WhaleLM: Finding Structure and Information in Sperm Whale Vocalizations and Behavior with Machine Learning

2024-11-01

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Language models (LMs), which are neural sequence predictors trained to model distributions over natural language texts, have come to play a central role in human language technologies like machine translation and information retrieval. They have also contributed to the scientific study of human language itself, enabling progress on long-standing questions about the learnability, optimality, and universality of key...

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882b03e5-5115-5268-a217-e5420c466e8b
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10.1101/2024.10.31.621071
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