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Analysis of Positional Vector Assignment

A language model is designed to represent word order by learning a unique vector for each specific position in a sequence (e.g., one vector for the 1st position, a different vector for the 2nd, etc.). These positional vectors are learned during training and are the same for any sequence the model processes.

Consider these two sentences:

  1. "The cat sat on the mat."
  2. "A dog ran on the grass."

Analyze the positional vector that would be added to the token for "sat" (position 3 in sentence 1) and the positional vector added to the token for "ran" (position 3 in sentence 2). Explain the relationship between these two positional vectors and the reasoning behind this relationship.

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