Attention is all you need
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This document describes a new model called Attention is All You Need that uses attention mechanisms without recurrent or convolutional layers. It introduces a model architecture that uses multi-head attention and feed-forward networks along with techniques like dropout and label smoothing. The model is evaluated on machine translation tasks using WMT 2014 English-German and English-French datasets and outperforms existing sequence models.
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