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No, when you "give it premises" you activate different input layers which then activate different hidden layers which activate different output layers. When yo
by kthejoker2 4y ago
No, when you "give it premises" you activate different input layers which then activate different hidden layers which activate different output layers.
When you say "frogs only eat bananas" its attention encoder saturates those tokens so any further inputs of frogs, bananas, or eating will be heavily weighted to produce outputs that align with "frogs only eat bananas."
No "reasoning" involved, just an extravagantly large lookup table, some vectors, weights and probabilities and a minmaxing algorithm.
- maxbond 4y agoI need to ponder this more to be convinced by it, but with the assumption that I eventually will be, my mistake.