The downside of contrastive methods is they rely heavily on negative samples, requiring a large batch of other images to push away from, meaning you need very large batch sizes or memory banks, which makes training computationally expensive and harder to scale.
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“But, the downside of this approach is that it relies heavily on negative samples. So, to properly separate representations, the model needs a large batch of other images to push away from.”
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