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arxiv 2405.06394 v3 pith:LKRKVOLL submitted 2024-05-10 cs.LG cs.AIcs.NE

classification cs.LGcs.AIcs.NE
keywords memorymosaicscapabilitiestransformersachieveassociativebettercomparatively
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Memory Mosaics are networks of associative memories working in concert to achieve a prediction task of interest. Like transformers, memory mosaics possess compositional capabilities and in-context learning capabilities. Unlike transformers, memory mosaics achieve these capabilities in comparatively transparent way ("predictive disentanglement"). We illustrate these capabilities on a toy example and also show that memory mosaics perform as well or better than transformers on medium-scale language modeling tasks.

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