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Sparsity Level and the Size of Index Set GG

The degree of sparsity in a sparse attention model is directly determined by the size of the index set GG. A smaller set GG implies that fewer attention weights are computed, resulting in a higher degree of sparsity and greater computational efficiency. Conversely, a larger set GG leads to a denser model.

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