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Extensive and systematic experiments on 189 combinations of 21 source and 9 target datasets across 5 scales of PLMs demonstrate that: 1)our proposed metric works well to predict the prompt transferability; 2)ourPanDaconsistently outperforms the vanilla PoT approach by 2.3% average score (up to 24.1%) among all tasks and model sizes; 3)with ourPanDaapproach, prompt-tuning can achieve competitive and even better performance than model-tuning in various PLM scales scenarios.
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| Extensive and systematic experiments on 189 combinations of 21 source and 9 target datasets across 5 scales of PLMs dem… | ○ unchecked | yes | 0.55 | 0 | 5.1 | — |
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| this claim | unchecked | Extensive and systematic experiments on 189 combinations of 21 source and 9 target datasets across 5 scales of PLMs demonstrate that: 1)our proposed metric wor…human literature · ext:c5f6aedef59836ba | 0.55 |
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