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implemented perplexity reductions for lm score reporting (old) #779
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Summary: Implements perplexity reductions for language model score reporting. Currently, the reported score is the average perplexity of all words in a sentence, but this may not work for all use cases (e.g., the presence of named entities in a sentence brings up the average perplexity, so the resulting metric may not be as useful). To this end, this diff introduces several ways to "reduce" the perplexity scores of a sentence: min, max, mean, median, and eos (i.e., the perplexity of the
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token).Differential Revision: D16244881