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For questions about the concept of attention in artificial intelligence and machine learning. Attention-like mechanisms were successfully used in natural language processing and computer vision tasks, such as machine translation. For a review of attention-based mechanism used in NLP, take a look at "Attention in Natural Language Processing" by Andrea Galassi et al.
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Is the Decoder mask (triangular mask) applied only in the first decoder block, or to all blo...
The Decoder mask, also called "look-ahead mask", is applied in the Decoder side to prevent it from attending future tokens. Something like this:
[0, 1, 1, 1, 1]
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Why are "Transformers" called this way?
What is the reason behind the name "Transformers", for Multi Head Self-Attention-based neural networks from Attention is All You Need? …
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