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- tardits-0.2.0/README.md +252 -0
- tardits-0.2.0/examples/configs/complex.yaml +29 -0
- tardits-0.2.0/examples/configs/inter.yaml +31 -0
- tardits-0.2.0/examples/configs/octonion.yaml +29 -0
- tardits-0.2.0/examples/configs/quaternion.yaml +29 -0
- tardits-0.2.0/examples/configs/real.yaml +29 -0
- tardits-0.2.0/examples/configs/sedenion.yaml +29 -0
- tardits-0.2.0/examples/data/shakespeare.txt +40000 -0
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- tardits-0.2.0/pyproject.toml +31 -0
- tardits-0.2.0/src/tardits/gen.py +150 -0
- tardits-0.2.0/src/tardits/models/__init__.py +4 -0
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- tardits-0.2.0/src/tardits/models/real.py +167 -0
- tardits-0.2.0/src/tardits/modules/__init__.py +27 -0
- tardits-0.2.0/src/tardits/modules/base.py +99 -0
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- tardits-0.2.0/src/tardits/modules/core.py +286 -0
- tardits-0.2.0/src/tardits/modules/logging.py +239 -0
- tardits-0.2.0/src/tardits/modules/trainer.py +88 -0
- tardits-0.2.0/src/tardits/train.py +106 -0
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Name: tardits
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Summary: Text And Rotating Dimensions In Token Space
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# Text And Rotating Dimensions In Token Space
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*or: how to make LMs bigger on the inside*
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Welcome to **TARDITS**, a library exploring (tiny) Complex-Valued LM architectures. It's my take on the awesome [Let's build GPT](https://youtu.be/kCc8FmEb1nY?si=I0z2-jByJj_6_QIH) tutorial. After finishing my GPT-net and updating it (RoPE, swiGLU, RMSNorm...), I got the idea to write a complex transformer. Mainly because I asked myself if they *really* need an activation function... turns out **they don't 🤯**
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After a few iterations, the $\mathbb{C}$-net got surprisingly stable. Of course, I had to try quaternions ($\mathbb{H}$) next. They were built using the Cayley-Dickson construction — so I pass 2 complex values through the transformer and let PyTorch do all the backprop work. Then the concept escalated a little, and the Octonion ($\mathbb{O}$) and Sedenion ($\mathbb{S}$) nets also somehow happened. Both work, but they take a really long time to train. Especially on CPU :D
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There may be better uses for CVNNs than predicting text... but why not Shakespeare?
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## 🙃 Architecture
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Figure: Complete dataflow inside the Transformer block, showing the transition from $\mathbb{R}$ to $\mathbb{Z}$ space, GyRoPE-infused attention, SAIL feed-forward, and residual routing.
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### ⛵ SAIL (Self-Activating Interference Layer)
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The main idea. In standard $\mathbb{R}$-nets, non-linear activation functions (like GELU or SwiGLU) in the feed-forward layer are strictly necessary. However, multiplying two complex numbers is inherently non-linear in itself. **SAIL** is essentially SwiGLU without the "Swi": It splits the input via a Linear Layer into two parts and multiplies them together. That alone is sufficient to get a fully trainable complex transformer. Combined with residual connections `z = z + SAIL(z)`, my guess is it could also be chaotic somehow (think Mandelbrot set).
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While ~~implementing~~ experimenting with RoPE in my $\mathbb{R}$-net, I found that a trainable RoPE initialized randomly from $-2\pi$ to $2\pi$ yielded results comparable to classical positive positional encodings. This proved to work nicely with the complex transformers. However the weights are few and they change *really* slowly during training.
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How do you route attention in complex spaces? I experimented with various variants, but turns out: **simplicity wins**. Attention scores are computed via the Hermitian dot product ($Q K^\dagger$). By extracting only the **real component** before applying the causal mask and standard Softmax:
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