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Layer-wise Transformation of Hidden States
In a multi-layer neural network architecture, such as a Transformer, the computation proceeds sequentially through its layers. The output from layer , represented by the matrix of hidden states , becomes the input for the subsequent layer, . This transformation is generally expressed by the formula: This equation signifies that the hidden states of the next layer are a function of the current layer's hidden states, encapsulating the layer's specific operations (e.g., self-attention, feed-forward network).

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