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claim:information-from-point-a-to-b-can-travel-through-c-m-n-n-distinct-paths-which-quickly-exceeds-the-number-of-atoms-in-the-visible-universeInformation from point A to B can travel through C(m+n, n) distinct paths, which quickly exceeds the number of atoms in the visible universe.
Janus's mathematical claim about exponential path combinatorics in transformers.
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- giving models janus's thread extends reconstruction accuracy distribution tails in both directionssupportsSauers' study: exposing models to janus's post extended both positive and negative extremes of reconstruction accuracy.
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- Original thread by janus explaining transformer information highways and introspection capabilities, posted on X.
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