Welcome to the "Embedding Models: From Architecture to Implementation" course! 🧑🏫 The course delves deep into the architecture and capabilities of embedding models, widely used in AI applications to capture the meaning of words and sentences.
In this course, you’ll explore the evolution of embedding models, from word to sentence embeddings, and build and train a simple dual encoder model. 🧠 The hands-on approach will enable you to grasp the technical concepts behind embedding models and how to effectively use them.
Detailed Learning Outcomes:
- 🧩 Embedding Models: Learn about word embedding, sentence embedding, and cross-encoder models, and how they are utilized in Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) systems.
- 🧠 Transformer Models: Understand how transformer models, specifically BERT (Bi-directional Encoder Representations from Transformers), are trained and used in semantic search systems.
- 🏗️ Dual Encoder Architecture: Gain knowledge of the evolution of sentence embedding and understand the formation of the dual encoder architecture.
- 🔧 Training with Contrastive Loss: Use contrastive loss to train a dual encoder model, with one encoder trained for questions and another for responses.
- 🔍 RAG Pipeline: Utilize separate encoders for questions and answers in a RAG pipeline and observe the differences in retrieval effectiveness compared to a single encoder model.
- 🏛️ In-depth Understanding: Gain a deep understanding of embedding model architecture and learn how to train and use them effectively in AI applications.
- 🧩 Embedding Models in Practice: Learn how to apply different embedding models such as Word2Vec and BERT in various semantic search systems.
- 🏋️ Dual Encoder Training: Build and train dual encoder models using contrastive loss to enhance the accuracy of question-answer retrieval applications.
- 👨🏫 Ofer Mendelevitch: Head of Developer Relations at Vectara, Ofer brings extensive experience in embedding models and their implementation in real-world AI applications.
🔗 To enroll in the course or for further information, visit 📚 deeplearning.ai.