Forward invariance of the dominant attention pattern
Produced by Incremental Learning of Sparse Attention Patterns in Transformers
A property under which a specified transformation or evolution preserves a mathematical object, relation, set, or system behavior.
An invariance is meaningful only relative to what is transformed and what is preserved. Different forms include invariance under dynamics, relabeling, changes of coordinates, or perturbations.
Produced by Incremental Learning of Sparse Attention Patterns in Transformers
Produced by Induction Heads Interpolate N-Grams