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Why no task-specific fine-tuning // any plans?

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If I understand correctly, the weights were used directly from BERT, with the only free parameters the LSTM+MLP layers:

"For simplicity, experiments are performed without
any hyperparameter tuning and with fixed BERT weights"

1) Why this choice? I see the footnote that this is 2.5x slower, but that doesn't seem *that* prohibitive (is all relative, of course!), given that the original BERT paper (https://arxiv.org/pdf/1810.04805.pdf, section 5.4) observed a 1.5 point bump from fine-tuning on the downstream tasks.

2) Any plans to issue a second iteration of the paper with fine-tuning? Seems like there might be a lot of upside left on the floor here.

Not a criticism, just 1) trying to understand how far SciBERT pushes things, in-domain, and 2) think this is neat and would love to see you push things all the way. :)

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