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I found these videos on his website: http://laredo-13.mit.edu/~brendan/eurion_attention.mp4 http://laredo-13.mit.edu/~brendan/eurion_attention.mp4 http://lare
by tacone 11y ago
I found these videos on his website:
http://laredo-13.mit.edu/~brendan/eurion_attention.mp4 http://laredo-13.mit.edu/~brendan/eurion_attention.mp4
http://laredo-13.mit.edu/~brendan/eurion_tcn.mp4 http://laredo-13.mit.edu/~brendan/eurion_tcn.mp4
- moyix 11y agoYup. These weren't as exciting as I'd hoped. The former (eurion_attention.mp4) basically shows a sliding window of what pixels had computation done on them over time; the most recent 1000 bytes (~330 pixels) get "lit up" in each frame of the video. You can see in the early part of the video how it scans over the image multiple times, but the later parts are not very interesting (and the whole thing is absurdly long; I recommend watching at 50X). The second (eurion_tcn.mp4) one is simpler, and just tracks the mapping between pixel and compute number [1] over time. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9778871 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9778871