pub struct DeltaNorm {
pub weight: usize,
pub z: Slot,
pub eps: f32,
}Expand description
A recurrence job’s read-outs gated and normed where they are made (fold_delta_norms): each head RMS-normed by
tensor weight and gated by silu of the head’s elements of z, eps the norm’s epsilon — the gated norm
(Command::GatedNorm’s job) the read-outs took next, run as part of the job.
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impl Sync for DeltaNorm
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impl UnwindSafe for DeltaNorm
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