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<!-- SC_OFF --><div class="md"><p>I recently asked myself what would happen if we replaced the standard dot-product in self-attention with a different distance metric, e.g. an rbf-kernel?</p> <p>Standard dot-product attention has this quirk where a key vector can "bully" the softmax simply by having a massive magnitude. A random key that points in roughly the right direction but is huge will easily outscore a perfectly aligned but shorter key. Distance-based (RBF) attention could fix this. To get a high attention score, Q and K <em>actually</em> have to be close to each other in high-dimensional space. You can't cheat by just being large.</p> <p>I thought this would be a quick 10-minute PyTorch experiment, but it was a reminder on how deeply the dot-product is hardcoded into the entire ML
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[P] I replaced Dot-Product Attention with distance-based RBF-Attention (so you don't have to...)
<!-- SC_OFF --><div class="md"><p>I recently asked myself what would happen if we replaced the standard dot-product in self-attention with a different distance metric, e.g. an rbf-kernel?</p> <p>Standard dot-product attention has this quirk where a key vector can "bully" the softmax simply by having a massive magnitude. A random key that points in roughly the right direction but is huge will easily outscore a perfectly aligned but shorter key. Distance-based (RBF) attention could fix this. To get a high attention score, Q and K <em>actually</em> have to be close to each other in high-dimensional space. You can't cheat by just being large.</p> <p>I thought this would be a quick 10-minute PyTorch experiment, but it was a reminder on how deeply the dot-product is hardcoded into the entire ML
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