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A 1.2-hour lecture by Stanford Online about contextual word representations, natural language understanding and transformers, on the AI shelf. A commenter in r/MachineLearning recommended it.
Stanford Online, Lecture, 1 h 15 min, 2019, on the AI shelf
A Stanford CS224U lecture situating contextual vectors within natural-language understanding.
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