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Neural Language Modeling by Jointly Learning Syntax and Lexicon

ICLR 2018 · Large language models › Language, safety and interpretability · approach: Linguistic encoding in LLM representations · 22 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
use PRPN instead of LayerNorm HyperNetworksPenn Treebank character-level language modeling · Penn Treebank testBPC: 1.23 -> 1.202Helped
use PRPN instead of the strongest listed baselinePenn Treebank word-level language modeling · Penn Treebank testPPL: 58.3 -> 61.98Hurt
use PRPN instead of LSTM + continuous cache pointerText8 language modeling · Text8 validPPL: 99.9 -> 81.64Helped
use PRPN instead of UML-DOPunsupervised constituency parsing · WSJ10UF1: 82.9 -> 70.02Hurt
add the Parsing Network and structured attention rather than using normal attention (ablation)PRPN · Penn Treebank testPPL: 64.42 -> 61.98Helped
add Structured Attention to the Reading Network (ablation)PRPN · Penn Treebank testPPL: 64.63 -> 61.98Helped
add Structured Attention to the Predict Network (ablation)PRPN · Penn Treebank testPPL: 63.65 -> 61.98Helped
add the Parsing Network and Structured Attention to both Reading and Predict Networks (ablation)2-layer LSTM baseline · Penn Treebank testPPL: 65.81 -> 61.98Helped

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