Fully Looped Transformer stabilizes looped training up to 12 iterations via distributed inter-loop signals and attention injection, improving downstream performance by up to 13.2%.
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LoopCTR trains CTR models with recursive layer reuse and process supervision so that zero-loop inference outperforms baselines on public and industrial datasets.
Looped LLMs converge to distinct cyclic fixed points per layer, repeating feedforward-style inference stages across recurrences.
CCDD defines a joint multimodal diffusion on continuous representation space and discrete token space to combine expressivity with explicit token supervision for diffusion language models.
Auxiliary variables prevent mode collapse in mean-field transformers, with the limit distribution being the pushforward of the auxiliary distribution, and positional encoding and prompt insertion have universality of representation.
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LoopCTR trains CTR models with recursive layer reuse and process supervision so that zero-loop inference outperforms baselines on public and industrial datasets.
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Looped LLMs converge to distinct cyclic fixed points per layer, repeating feedforward-style inference stages across recurrences.
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