@heyyalexwang@leonlufkin@BerenMillidge I dont think their method is possible to train from scratch. They have to learn the attention chunk mass from what a dense model predicts.
HiLS (which is some kind of flat version of ZHA) directly learns the chunk mass so in this case it's trainable from scratch
@heyyalexwang not with that specific nGPT recipe, but yes, I do think there is something to get out of nGPT, all the recent stream of work around Hyperball/MuonMD are essentially nGPT (it's being tested live in the Marin hero run) https://t.co/FQAM4CABBC
Got the chance to test out the nGPT implementation of @NousResearch but unfortunately their baseline (and their nGPT) is far behind nanoGPT, let alone modded-nanoGPT (11/08/24 record so very old, before Muon and stuff)
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@seygalare@pp0196 ahah, ben disons que l'attention linéaire donne des capacités plus difficilement apprenables avec l'attention (et vice versa), donc pour moi avoir les 2 dans une architecture est un plus
@serendip410@XiaotianHan1@seanliu616 Nice update! Does it still uses a dense MLP for the first layer ? And do you think this can be relaxed thanks to LLAL ?
@ahatamiz1 Is it possible to see how you built the optimizer on this one ? I mean some parameters in GDN like the conv are a bit tricky, this you stick with Muon for those?
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