‘Attention is all you need’, was the first thought i had when i read the title of your paper. It might be worthwhile to have a small bit explaining the distinc

‘Attention is all you need’, was the first thought i had when i read the title of your paper. It might be worthwhile to have a small bit explaining the distinction between attention and context as you view them. If i understand correctly you are describing how on to build a highly useful context representation. The application of that context in a neural net would be to focus the attention of the neural network on the parts of the input that are more important. From my point of view your paper here helps answer the question: what directs the attention? Apologies if all of this is blindingly obvious. I’m a fascinated amateur.