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Does anyone know how this fits with (or not) Chomsky's ideas of language processing?
by testcase_delta 4y ago
Does anyone know how this fits with (or not) Chomsky's ideas of language processing?
- convolvatron 4y agothe idea that some linguistic facilities are innate? or the government binding model of grammar or something else? for the first two, I think this orthogonal
- IIAOPSW 4y ago|-----long timing loop / top of parse tree-----| | | |-shorter / child node -| |-shorter / child node-| | | | | |highest freq| |highest freq| |highest freq| |highest freq|
- politician 4y agoSimilarly, ChatGPT (gpt2-medium) has 12 heads of attention. GPT-3 has 96.
- IIAOPSW 4y agoI don't know how superimposed waves in finely tuned timing loops with non-linear interference translates into heads of attention, and honestly I suspect a lot of the things difficult to do with heads of attention (and other approaches of the past) come for free in a resonance based system.
- YeGoblynQueenne 4y agoWhat are Chomsky's ideas on language processing? He's a linguist, not an NLP person.