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Recurrent loops over already-trained layers improve GLiDE without retraining
An author reports that repeating groups of intermediate layers in an already-trained GLiDE model, with partial hidden-state updates, raised the Decision Index by 1.85 points with no added parameters or training.
Radar: the author reports that repeating groups of intermediate layers in an already-trained GLiDE model, with partial updates of the hidden states, raised the Decision Index by 1.85 points. According to the note, no parameters were added and no new training was done. The approach is presented as a way to add inference-time compute, useful when retraining or using larger models is expensive. The note does not detail the benchmark, the evaluation set or the repeatability of the results.
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Original source: Loops recorrentes em camadas já treinadas melhoram o GLiDE sem retreinar