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In theory, you could have a large enough markov chain that mimicks an LLM, you would just need it to be exponentially larger in width. After all, its just matr
by ActorNightly 11mo ago
In theory, you could have a large enough markov chain that mimicks an LLM, you would just need it to be exponentially larger in width.
After all, its just matrix multplies start to finish.
A lot of the other data operation (like normalization) can be represented as matrix multiplies, just less efficiently. In the same way that a transformer can be represented inefficiency as a set of fully connected deep layers.
- kleiba 11mo agoTrue. But the considerations re: practicability are not to be ignored.