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The Formalization of the Contrastive Learning Framework (SimCLR)

    Ting Chen and Andrew Ng’s research partners introduced SimCLR, a simple framework for contrastive self-supervised visual learning that achieved classification accuracy matching supervised models without requiring human data labels.

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