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Formula for RoPE-Encoded Token Embedding
The final Rotary Positional Embedding (RoPE) for a token embedding xi at position i is denoted as ei. It is calculated by applying the RoPE transformation, Ro, to the original embedding xi using the position i and the set of frequency parameters θ. The formula is:
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