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LOG: ActiveModelAdaptationforLabel-Efficient OODGeneralization

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Thisworkdiscusses howtoachieveworst-case Out-Of-Distribution(OOD) generalization for avariety of distributions based on arelatively small labeling cost.







Appendix A Proofs of Formal Claims

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By pre-training the model on domain-specific data, PubMED BERT is expected to have a better understanding of biomedical concepts, terminology, and language patterns compared to general domain models like BERT -base and BERT -large [ 95 ]. The main advantage of using PubMED BERT for biomedical text mining tasks is its domain-specific knowledge, which can lead to improved performance and more accurate results when fine-tuned on various downstream tasks, such as named entity recognition, relation extraction, document classification, and question answering. Since PubMED BERT is pre-trained on a large corpus of biomedical text, it is better suited to capturing the unique language patterns, complex terminology, and the relationships between entities in the biomedical domain.