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Inducing brain-relevant bias in natural language processing models

NeurIPS 2019 · Large language models › Language, safety and interpretability · approach: Linguistic encoding in LLM representations · 37 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Fine-tune pretrained BERT end-to-end to predict a participant's fMRI activity instead of fitting only a linear readoutBERT · fMRI 20 vs. 20 classificationaccuracyHelped
Fine-tune BERT on one participant, then fit a linear readout for another participant with the tuned parameters frozenBERT participant-transfer model · fMRI 20 vs. 20 classification on other participantsaccuracyHelped
Pretrain the brain-relevant representation by jointly fine-tuning on MEG participants before fine-tuning on fMRIBERT MEG-transfer model · fMRI 20 vs. 20 classificationaccuracyMixed
Jointly fine-tune one model on multiple MEG and fMRI participantsBERT fully joint model · fMRI 20 vs. 20 classificationaccuracyHelped
Fine-tune on brain recordings using the MEG-transfer modelBERT MEG-transfer model · GLUE dev taskstask metricsMixed
Fine-tune on brain recordings using the fully joint modelBERT fully joint model · GLUE dev taskstask metricsMixed

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