Speeding up Attention Layers
Multi-head, Multi-Query & Grouped-Query Attention layers clearly explained. How cache works in the Attention layers
Exploring AI and machine learning — one paper, tool, and technique at a time.
Multi-head, Multi-Query & Grouped-Query Attention layers clearly explained. How cache works in the Attention layers
TF-IDF and BM25 are two of the most used algorithms in Information Retrieval. In this post we will explain how they work
Dive into the intuition behind Precision, Recall, and F1 Score. Understand how these metrics balance quality and quantity, from binary problems to object detection.
Configure local file serving and JSON imports to handle thousands of files in seconds—the production-ready approach
Fine-tuning large language models via trainable rank decomposition matrices
Unsupervised visual feature learning using knowledge distillation and transformers
Contrastive learning for unified vision-language representations in a shared embedding space
Google shows how treating image patches as tokens can revolutionize computer vision
Knowledge distillation compresses BERT: smaller, faster, with almost all performance
Unlocking the true potential of BERT through rigorous optimization and strategic training choices
Pre-training bidirectional by jointly conditioning on both left and right context
Why do architectures use 3x3 filters? It is because of something called Receptive Fields.
Semi-supervised learning through generative pre-training on unlabeled text and task-specific fine-tuning
Introducing channel attention to improve the performance of image classification tasks
Demystifying the Transformer architecture, explaining the Encoder, Decoder, and Attention mechanisms block by block with PyTorch implementation
Efficient convolutional neural networks for mobile vision applications
Same results as standard convolutions with only a fraction of the computational cost. Explore the tricks behind MobileNet and efficient CNNs
Connecting each layer to every other layer to maximize information flow and efficiency