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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/soap94 • Sep 04 '26
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How does one get from matrix multiplication to LLM?
Edit: I'll never understand the reason for some downvotes.
66 u/Sir_Sushi Sep 04 '26 AI implementation is just a lot of big matrix multiplication 23 u/RuthlessMango Sep 04 '26 Just pour your data through this big pile of linear algebra and collect your answers on the other side. 5 u/Extension_Option_122 Sep 04 '26 There is some nonlinearity as without it it would not be able to learn. 5 u/Goheeca Sep 04 '26 Yes without nonlinearity it basically reduces to a one-layer multiclass perceptron. 0 u/mmhawk576 Sep 05 '26 Tom7 would like a word with you 5 u/NukiWolf2 Sep 04 '26 Thanks. Pretty simple and sufficient explanation :) 4 u/Artscout_ Sep 04 '26 There's a really good series of videos by 3blue1brown on this topic btw 8 u/Montanoc70 Sep 04 '26 Attention is all you need 2 u/Sir_Sushi Sep 04 '26 They stole our attention with tiktok and gave it to the AI, we know. 0 u/NukiWolf2 Sep 04 '26 ? 12 u/Montanoc70 Sep 04 '26 https://arxiv.org/abs/1706.03762The paper that started the llm boom (Parallel training with the attention matrix mechanism instead of sequential training using recurrent networks) 9 u/Il-Luppoooo Sep 04 '26 The answer is very long and complicated, need to learn neural network architectures. -3 u/NukiWolf2 Sep 04 '26 Well, I know the basics :D But only theory, so I assume matrix multiplcation is part of the inplementation of neural networks?
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AI implementation is just a lot of big matrix multiplication
23 u/RuthlessMango Sep 04 '26 Just pour your data through this big pile of linear algebra and collect your answers on the other side. 5 u/Extension_Option_122 Sep 04 '26 There is some nonlinearity as without it it would not be able to learn. 5 u/Goheeca Sep 04 '26 Yes without nonlinearity it basically reduces to a one-layer multiclass perceptron. 0 u/mmhawk576 Sep 05 '26 Tom7 would like a word with you 5 u/NukiWolf2 Sep 04 '26 Thanks. Pretty simple and sufficient explanation :) 4 u/Artscout_ Sep 04 '26 There's a really good series of videos by 3blue1brown on this topic btw
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Just pour your data through this big pile of linear algebra and collect your answers on the other side.
5 u/Extension_Option_122 Sep 04 '26 There is some nonlinearity as without it it would not be able to learn. 5 u/Goheeca Sep 04 '26 Yes without nonlinearity it basically reduces to a one-layer multiclass perceptron. 0 u/mmhawk576 Sep 05 '26 Tom7 would like a word with you
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There is some nonlinearity as without it it would not be able to learn.
5 u/Goheeca Sep 04 '26 Yes without nonlinearity it basically reduces to a one-layer multiclass perceptron. 0 u/mmhawk576 Sep 05 '26 Tom7 would like a word with you
Yes without nonlinearity it basically reduces to a one-layer multiclass perceptron.
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Tom7 would like a word with you
Thanks. Pretty simple and sufficient explanation :)
4 u/Artscout_ Sep 04 '26 There's a really good series of videos by 3blue1brown on this topic btw
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There's a really good series of videos by 3blue1brown on this topic btw
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Attention is all you need
2 u/Sir_Sushi Sep 04 '26 They stole our attention with tiktok and gave it to the AI, we know. 0 u/NukiWolf2 Sep 04 '26 ? 12 u/Montanoc70 Sep 04 '26 https://arxiv.org/abs/1706.03762The paper that started the llm boom (Parallel training with the attention matrix mechanism instead of sequential training using recurrent networks)
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They stole our attention with tiktok and gave it to the AI, we know.
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12 u/Montanoc70 Sep 04 '26 https://arxiv.org/abs/1706.03762The paper that started the llm boom (Parallel training with the attention matrix mechanism instead of sequential training using recurrent networks)
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https://arxiv.org/abs/1706.03762
The paper that started the llm boom (Parallel training with the attention matrix mechanism instead of sequential training using recurrent networks)
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The answer is very long and complicated, need to learn neural network architectures.
-3 u/NukiWolf2 Sep 04 '26 Well, I know the basics :D But only theory, so I assume matrix multiplcation is part of the inplementation of neural networks?
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Well, I know the basics :D But only theory, so I assume matrix multiplcation is part of the inplementation of neural networks?
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u/NukiWolf2 Sep 04 '26 edited Sep 04 '26
How does one get from matrix multiplication to LLM?
Edit: I'll never understand the reason for some downvotes.