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A method for calculating positional bias uses the formula: where i is the current token's position, j is another token's position, mlen is a fixed length parameter, f is a scaling factor, and ψ is a monotonically increasing function (i.e., its value increases as its input increases). How does the normalization term in the denominator, ψ(max(mlen, i)), affect the calculated bias values as the current position i grows significantly larger than mlen?
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A method for calculating positional bias uses the formula: where
iis the current token's position,jis another token's position,mlenis a fixed length parameter,fis a scaling factor, andψis a monotonically increasing function (i.e., its value increases as its input increases). How does the normalization term in the denominator,ψ(max(mlen, i)), affect the calculated bias values as the current positionigrows significantly larger thanmlen?Positional Bias Calculation
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