AI Calibration
AI calibration measures whether predicted confidence levels match observed outcome frequencies over comparable cases.
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AI calibration measures whether predicted confidence levels match observed outcome frequencies over comparable cases.
Read full definitionAn AI inference pipeline is the sequence of preprocessing, model computation, decoding, and postprocessing used to turn an input into a model result.
Read full definitionAn artificial neuron is a mathematical unit that combines inputs with learned weights, adds a bias, and applies an activation function.
Read full definitionAn attention mechanism computes context-dependent weights that determine how strongly one representation uses information from other representations.
Read full definitionA decoder converts learned representations and prior outputs into a prediction or generated sequence.
Read full definitionA dense model generally activates the same full set of model layers and parameters for each input at a given stage.
Read full definitionAn emergent capability is a model behavior that appears or improves sharply as scale or training changes, especially under a chosen evaluation.
Read full definitionAn encoder transforms an input into contextual numerical representations that another model component can use.
Read full definitionAn encoder-decoder model first represents an input and then generates or predicts an output conditioned on that representation.
Read full definitionA forward pass applies a model’s current parameters to input data to compute activations, predictions, and optionally a loss.
Read full definitionInference compute is the computational work required to run a trained model and produce predictions or generated output.
Read full definitionA latent space is an internal representation space in which a model encodes learned features that are not directly observed in the raw input.
Read full definitionA logit is an unnormalized numerical score a model assigns to a possible output before converting scores into probabilities.
Read full definitionModel abstention is a system behavior that withholds a prediction or answer when evidence or confidence does not meet a defined threshold.
Read full definitionModel alignment is the effort to make an AI system’s behavior better match intended human goals, instructions, and constraints.
Read full definitionA model architecture is the organized design of layers, connections, operations, and information flow used by an AI model.
Read full definitionModel bias is a systematic pattern in AI outputs or errors that can favor, disadvantage, or misrepresent particular cases or groups.
Read full definitionA model refusal is an output that declines to fulfill some or all of a request, usually because of learned or system-enforced constraints.
Read full definitionMulti-head attention runs several learned attention operations in parallel and combines their outputs.
Read full definitionReinforcement learning trains an agent or policy to choose actions that increase expected cumulative reward through interaction.
Read full definitionSampling selects an output from a model’s probability distribution, often introducing controlled variation into generation.
Read full definitionA scaling law is an empirical relationship describing how a model metric changes as data, parameters, or compute increase under defined conditions.
Read full definitionSelf-supervised learning creates training targets from the structure of unlabeled data rather than requiring a person to label every example.
Read full definitionSoftmax converts a set of numerical scores into a probability distribution whose values are positive and sum to one.
Read full definitionA sparse model uses structured or learned sparsity so only part of its parameters or connections contribute to a given computation.
Read full definitionSupervised learning trains a model from examples paired with target labels or outputs.
Read full definitionTokenization converts raw text or other input into the discrete token identifiers a model processes.
Read full definitionTop-k sampling limits token selection at each generation step to the k candidates with the highest model probabilities.
Read full definitionTraining compute is the computational work used to optimize a model’s parameters over training data.
Read full definitionTraining data is the collection of examples used to adjust a model’s parameters toward a learning objective.
Read full definitionUnsupervised learning finds structure in data without relying on a target label for every example.
Read full definitionA vector space is a mathematical coordinate system in which AI representations are stored and transformed as arrays of numbers.
Read full definitionA model vocabulary is the fixed set of token units and special symbols that its tokenizer can map to identifiers.
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