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My understanding is that transformers are now favored over RNNs because they parallelize better. It's hard to imagine, but I wonder if there's some non-paralle
by Buttons840 4y ago
My understanding is that transformers are now favored over RNNs because they parallelize better.
It's hard to imagine, but I wonder if there's some non-parallelizable machine learning algorithms which might outperform these massive models? It seems improbable, but it's a small hope I've had. The greatest intellects were aware of (ourselves) do not scale very well, and maybe the same will ultimately apply to AI?
- machiaweliczny 4y agoI remember seeing some theoretical analysis that compared computing differences between transformers, LSTMs and RNNs and I think that RNNs are theoretically better (can learn more complex functions). Can't find it now.