How to Implement a contrastive loss function for fine-tuning a text-generation model

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Can you tell me How to Implement a contrastive loss function for fine-tuning a text-generation model
2 days ago in Generative AI by Ashutosh
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You can implement a contrastive loss function for fine-tuning a text-generation model by encouraging similar embeddings to stay close and dissimilar ones to diverge using cosine similarity.

Here is the code snippet below:

In the above code, we are using the following key points:

  • Triplet-based setup: anchor, positive, and negative embeddings

  • Cosine similarity via dot product and normalization

  • Temperature scaling for contrastive sharpening

Hence, this approach strengthens semantic distinctions and improves representation quality in text-generation models.
answered 1 day ago by minato

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