Held-out downstream prediction
A portion of prediction tasks or data deliberately left unused during the experimental design phase, used afterward to evaluate how design choices affect unseen prediction targets.
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Depending on the reliability of the benchmark, FIDE may help or harm held-out downstream predictions: when the benchmark model is reliable, FIDE can improve prediction performance; when the benchmark model is unreliable, it may have a negative impact.
Held-out downstream prediction refers to the portion of prediction tasks or data deliberately left unused during the experimental design phase, used to retrospectively evaluate the impact of design choices on unseen prediction targets.
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Depending on the reliability of the benchmark, FIDE may help or harm held-out downstream predictions: when the benchmark model is reliable, FIDE can improve prediction performance; when the benchmark model is unreliable, it may have a negative impact.
50%UnverifiedHeld-out downstream prediction refers to the portion of prediction tasks or data deliberately left unused during the experimental design phase, used to retrospectively evaluate the impact of design choices on unseen prediction targets.
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