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Shazeer’s paper on gated linear unit variants tested several replacements for the standard ReLU or GELU feed-forward block, in which two linear projections are combined so that one, passed through a nonlinearity, gates the other [ 6 ] . The variant that stuck across the field, and that Llama adopts in every generation, uses the Swish (SiLU) nonlinearity as the gate: . Two independent linear projections of the residual stream are formed; one is passed through the gate and multiplied element-wise ( ) against the other; the product is projected back down. Shazeer’s own results reported the gated variants outperforming the plain ReLU feed-forward block across the…
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Equation 16 · Open Models
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Shazeer’s paper on gated linear unit variants tested several replacements for the standard ReLU or GELU feed-forward block, in which two linear projections are combined so that one, passed through a nonlinearity, gates the other [ 6 ] . The variant that stuck across the field, and that Llama adopts in every generation, uses the Swish (SiLU) nonlinearity as the gate: . Two independent linear projections of the residual stream are formed; one is passed through the gate and multiplied element-wise ( ) against the other; the product is projected back down. Shazeer’s own results reported the gated variants outperforming the plain ReLU feed-forward block across the…
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