Published on July 7, 2026, the material presents Hierarchical Landmark Sparse (HiLS) Attention, a method that learns chunk selection end to end using the language-modeling loss.
The article proposes Hierarchical Landmark Sparse (HiLS) Attention, a sparse-attention method organized by chunks. According to the post, chunks are scored using aggregated landmark-token scores, and selection is learned end to end with the language-modeling loss. The material is dated July 7, 2026.
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