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Compare retrieval methods has 15 facts recorded in Dontopedia across 5 references, with 3 live disagreements.

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Rdf:typeGoal[2]
Rdf:typeObjective[3]
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TargetsSpacy Performance[4]
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MetricPerformance[4]
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AchievesEfficiency Improvement[3]
Textprovide guidance on which pretrained embedding models should be used for agile modeling and transfer learning[5]
Uses Existing Toolstrue[5]
Tp:simulation Verdictfragile[5]
Tp:verdict ReasonThe manuscript names Hoplite and the public repository is reachable, but this does not provide the paper-specific raw evaluation artifacts.[5]

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      [Turn 1118] User: Sounds good! I'll dive into the basics of retrieval technologies tomorrow and work my way through dense and sparse methods, hybrid approaches, and finally compare everything by the end of the week. I'll make sure to take d
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      [2026-03-13 07:20] xenonfun: • Ran it. Long-prompt test (context_patches=128000, prompt = 1,024,000 bytes, generated 64 patches, compiled cached decode): - prompt bytes: 1,024,000 - generated patches: 64 - total elapsed: 231.8s
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      Would you like to proceed with these steps or do you have any specific questions about any part of the process? [Turn 10576] User: Sure, let's start by experimenting with NLTK and spaCy to see which one works better for my spelling correct
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      nighan, T. B. Brown, B. Chess, R. Child, S. Gray, A. Radford, J. Wu, and D. Amodei. Scaling laws for neural language models. arXiv [cs.LG], Jan. 2020. E. Mercado and S. Handel. Understanding the structure of humpback whale songs (l). The Jo
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      Marine Science, 11:1394695, 2024. J. A. Allen, E. C. Garland, C. Garrigue, R. A. Dunlop, and M. J. Noad. Song complexity is maintained during inter-population cultural transmission of humpback whale songs. Scientific reports, 12(1): 8999, 2
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      atasets with thousands of classes can be high performing, even on out-of-domain down- stream tasks. Next, the ‘bittern lesson’ learned when training Perch 2.0 was that bird species classification in particular is a challenging su- pervision
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      = 8k = 16k = 8 k = 16k = 8 k = 16 GMWM0.8900.9140.7640.8210.9360.9540.868* 0.917*0.8230.855 SurfPerch 0.9320.9470.8590.9030.9810.9840.7960.8990.982* 0.986* Perch 1.0 0.9580.9680.9010.9310.9770.9810.8360.9050.9580.970 Perch 2.0 0.9
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      V2.348 kHz3.0102420.0MBirds, Frogs AVES-bio16 kHzVariable768 2 94.4MGeneral Audio BirdAVES (large)16 kHzVariable1024 3 315.4MGeneral Audio + Birds 4 Comparison models. As our goal is to provide guidance on which pretrained embedding models
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      ludes new classes unseen by the models. The classes used in the NOAA PIPAN evaluation set include anthropomorphic noise, unknown whale species, and the following baleen whale species: common minke whale, humpback whale, sei whale, blue whal
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      ained on log-mel spectrograms using a classification loss. Additionally, the model used a form of self-distillation and a self-supervised loss (in the form of source recording prediction) with the goal of producing strong embeddings that ar
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      ion as new sounds are discovered while not having large amounts of human labeled data. Despite these challenges, passive acoustic monitoring is a critical tool for marine conservation and ecology (Fleishman et al., 2023), and discoveries ab
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      Perch 2.0 transfers ‘whale’ to underwater tasks Andrea Burns ∗ Google DeepMind Lauren Harrell ∗ Google Research Bart van Merriënboer Google DeepMind Vincent Dumoulin Google DeepMind Jenny Hamer Google DeepMind Tom Denton Google DeepMind Abs
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      monitoring. Ecol. Inform., 61(101236):101236, Mar. 2021. 6 J. Kaplan, S. McCandlish, T. Henighan, T. B. Brown, B. Chess, R. Child, S. Gray, A. Radford, J. Wu, and D. Amodei. Scaling laws for neural language models. arXiv [cs.LG], Jan. 2020
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      e datasets with thousands of classes can be high performing, even on out-of-domain down- stream tasks. Next, the ‘bittern lesson’ learned when training Perch 2.0 was that bird species classification in particular is a challenging su- pervis
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      ce on which pretrained embedding models should be used for agile modeling and transfer learning (with existing tools), we limit our comparisons to models supported in the Perch Hoplite Github repository 5 . We compare the performance of the
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      l of producing strong embeddings that are linearly separable for a wide range of bioacoustics tasks. Embeddings from the Perch model have shown successful generalization to tasks other than species classification (e.g., individual identific
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      Perch 2.0 transfers ‘whale’ to underwater tasks Andrea Burns ∗ Google DeepMind Lauren Harrell ∗ Google Research Bart van Merriënboer Google DeepMind Vincent Dumoulin Google DeepMind Jenny Hamer Google DeepMind Tom Denton Google DeepMind A

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