Transformers · Level 3 of 5
Multi-Head Attention
Attention performed through multiple learned projection sets in parallel.
Heads can capture different relationships, though redundancy is possible.
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Several attention outputs are concatenated and projected together.
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Multi-Head Attention. Attention performed through multiple learned projection sets in parallel. Heads can capture different relationships, though redundancy is possible. For example: Several attention outputs are concatenated and projected together.
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