An alternative structure for multiple predictors in LLMS
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Abstract and 1. Introduction
2. The method
3. Experiences on real data
3.1. Benefit scale with the size of the model and 3.2. Faster conclusion
3.3. Learn global patterns with multi -home prediction and 3.4. Search for optimum N
3.5. Training on several ages and 3.6. Multi -weeds predictions
3.7. Annual predicts on the natural language
4. Al -Shita on artificial data and 4.1. Introductory capacity
4.2. Khwarizmi’s thinking
5. Why do you work? Some speculation and 5.1. Lookhead enhances the selection points
5.2. The argument of information theory
6. Related work
7. In sum
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Architecture described in Section 2 is not the only reasonable option, but it has proven to be a technically and good performance in our experiences. We described and compared alternative structures in this section.
Hate donuts The frequency of the NITES matrix is a simple way to implement multiple prediction structures. However, it requires matrices with shapes (D, NV) in writing section 2, which is extensively exorbitant for training courses.
In another Anti -decisive The alternative, the network begins to predict the most distant symbols before gradually revising the following distinctive symbol:
These structures also allow a serial arrangement forward/back as the parallel structure of section 2. This is described in the S11.
Authors:
(1) Fabian Glueke, Fair in Meta, Cermiics Ecole des Ponts Paristech, and contributed to an equal footing;
(2) Badr Youbi Idrissifair in Meta, Lisn Université Paris-Saclay, and he contributed equally;
(3) Babetst Roser, exhibition in Meta;
(4) David Lopez Baz, an exhibition in Meta and its latest author;
(5) Gabriel Sama, fair in Mita and the last author.