Multiple-born prediction: LLM-brown-Efficiency in Memory
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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
A. Additional results on self -decoding
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Training speeds
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E. Additional results on the behavior of the form of the form
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G. Additional Results on Natural Language Standards
H. Additional results on summarizing the attractive text
1. Additional results on mathematical thinking in the natural language
C. Additional results on introductory learning
K. Additional results on the algorithm thinking
L. Additional intuition on the elderly prediction
M. Training Versieat
2. The method
Standard modeling is learned about a large text collection X1. . . XT by carrying out the task of rebel predictions. Officially, the goal of learning is to reduce the loss of participation
In this work, we generalize what is mentioned above by carrying out a multi -transformation prediction task, where the model is directed in each position of the training group to predict future symbols at the same time. This translates into a shared loss
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 its last author.