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the number of rounds of message passing.
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pushed into the thousands, which a machine can do overnight and a human red-team cannot do at all.
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the block size.
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the observed rate constant.
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one of the few published metrics designed to recover it, and its scarcity elsewhere in this literature is itself a gap in the evidence.
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the because published topk configurations keep.
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the number of routed experts activated per token.
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the number of samples.
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the number of retrieved slots.
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the DCG of the ideal ordering, so the ratio is bounded near one regardless of how many relevant documents exist for a given query.
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the smoothing constant.
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the number of candidates handed to the reranker.
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the number of steps.
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the shared inner dimension: columns in the first matrix and rows in the second.
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