Definition ∞ Masked Language Modeling is a self-supervised learning task used to pre-train transformer models for natural language processing. During training, certain tokens in a sentence are intentionally hidden or “masked,” and the model is tasked with predicting these missing tokens based on their context. This process enables the model to learn deep contextual representations of words and sentences. It forms the foundation for many state-of-the-art language models.
Context ∞ In the digital asset sphere, Masked Language Modeling can be applied to analyze large volumes of text data, such as crypto news articles, forum discussions, or whitepapers, to extract meaning and identify trends. News might cover how AI models pre-trained with this technique are used to understand market sentiment or detect emerging narratives. This methodology helps machines comprehend the nuanced language used within the cryptocurrency domain.
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