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Unpopular opinion: Open Source takes courage to do !
Not everyone is brave enough to release what they have done (the way they've done it) to the wild to be judged ! It really requires a high level of "knowing wth are you doing" ! It's kind of a super power !
Current LLMs process text by first splitting it into tokens. They use a module named "tokenizer", that -spl-it-s- th-e- te-xt- in-to- arbitrary tokens depending on a fixed dictionnary. On the Hub you can find this dictionary in a model's files under tokenizer.json.
ā”ļø This process is called BPE tokenization. It is suboptimal, everyone says it. It breaks text into predefined chunks that often fail to capture the nuance of language. But it has been a necessary evil in language models since their inception.
š„ In Byte Latent Transformer (BLT), Meta researchers propose an elegant solution by eliminating tokenization entirely, working directly with raw bytes while maintaining efficiency through dynamic "patches."
This had been tried before with different byte-level tokenizations, but it's the first time that an architecture of this type scales as well as BPE tokenization. And it could mean a real paradigm shift! šš
šļø ššæš°šµš¶šš²š°šššæš²: Instead of a lightweight tokenizer, BLT has a lightweight encoder that process raw bytes into patches. Then the patches are processed by the main heavy-duty transformers as we do normally (but for patches of bytes instead of tokens), before converting back to bytes.
Groundbreaking Research Alert: The 'H' in HNSW Stands for "Hubs", Not "Hierarchy"!
Fascinating new research reveals that the hierarchical structure in the popular HNSW (Hierarchical Navigable Small World) algorithm - widely used for vector similarity search - may be unnecessary for high-dimensional data.
š¬ Key Technical Findings:
ā¢ The hierarchical layers in HNSW can be completely removed for vectors with dimensionality > 32, with no performance loss
ā¢ Memory savings of up to 38% achieved by removing the hierarchy
ā¢ Performance remains identical in both median and tail latency cases across 13 benchmark datasets
š ļø Under The Hood: The researchers discovered that "hub highways" naturally form in high-dimensional spaces. These hubs are well-connected nodes that are frequently traversed during searches, effectively replacing the need for explicit hierarchical layers.
The hub structure works because: ā¢ A small subset of nodes appear disproportionately in nearest neighbor lists ā¢ These hub nodes form highly connected subgraphs ā¢ Queries naturally traverse through these hubs early in the search process ā¢ The hubs efficiently connect distant regions of the graph
š” Industry Impact: This finding has major implications for vector databases and similarity search systems. Companies can significantly reduce memory usage while maintaining performance by implementing flat navigable small world graphs instead of hierarchical ones.
š What's Next: The researchers have released FlatNav, an open-source implementation of their flat navigable small world approach, enabling immediate practical applications of these findings.
Here's the space for our new article that leverages LLMs with reinforcement learning to design high-quality small molecules. Check it out at alimotahharynia/GPT-2-Drug-Generator. You can also access the article here: https://arxiv.org/abs/2411.14157. I would be happy to receive your feedback.