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I'm working with StyleSynthesis and noticing a consistent problem: subtle but important semantic differences between the source text and the generated output keep creeping in. It's not a catastrophic failure, but the loss of nuance impacts the overall meaning. For example, if the original text implies a degree of uncertainty through word choice ("might," "could"), the synthesized text sometimes expresses it as definitive fact, or vice versa.
Has anyone else encountered this, and if so, what strategies have you found effective in mitigating it? I've tried adjusting the temperature and other parameters related to stochasticity, but the problem persists. I’m wondering if it’s inherent to the model's architecture in some way, or if there are specific pre-processing or post-processing tricks that might help retain these finer points. Perhaps focusing on providing the model with more context or examples of similar nuances in the training data? Any pointers would be greatly appreciated.