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All other language models do not perform as well as HappyROBERTA large for masked word prediction. We should encourage users to use HappyROBERTA Large by displaying a logger message if they use a suboptimal language model. This message will encourage them to use HappyROBERTA Large.
There are still some situations where a user may want to use another model, so we will keep them available.
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Bart is a seq2seq model, but there might be applications where one would like to use only the pre-trained BartDecoder in an EncoderDecoder setting with a "long" encoder, such as
This is already p