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In training script, the uniform random noise (with std=0.1 as written on paper) is additionally scaled by 512/seq_len:
noise = (torch.rand_like(tensor) - 0.5) * self.std * 512 / tensor.shape[1]
I am wondering why this is practiced, and is there any reason behind this scaling?
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In training script, the uniform random noise (with std=0.1 as written on paper) is additionally scaled by 512/seq_len:
I am wondering why this is practiced, and is there any reason behind this scaling?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: