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Does a Shared Temperature Imply a Shared Angular Scale in Probabilistic Contrastive Learning?
In probabilistic contrastive learning, a shared temperature is commonly interpreted as a shared similarity scale, but this interpretation does not hold for high-dimensional distributional class representations. We study the exact von Mises-Fisher (vMF) probabilistic score used by ProCo when represen
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