linear_attention
allennlp.modules.attention.linear_attention
LinearAttention#
@Attention.register("linear")
class LinearAttention(Attention):
| def __init__(
| self,
| tensor_1_dim: int,
| tensor_2_dim: int,
| combination: str = "x,y",
| activation: Activation = None,
| normalize: bool = True
| ) -> None
This Attention
module performs a dot product between a vector of weights and some
combination of the two input vectors, followed by an (optional) activation function. The
combination used is configurable.
If the two vectors are x
and y
, we allow the following kinds of combinations : x
,
y
, x*y
, x+y
, x-y
, x/y
, where each of those binary operations is performed
elementwise. You can list as many combinations as you want, comma separated. For example, you
might give x,y,x*y
as the combination
parameter to this class. The computed similarity
function would then be w^T [x; y; x*y] + b
, where w
is a vector of weights, b
is a
bias parameter, and [;]
is vector concatenation.
Note that if you want a bilinear similarity function with a diagonal weight matrix W, where the
similarity function is computed as x * w * y + b
(with w
the diagonal of W
), you can
accomplish that with this class by using "x*y" for combination
.
Registered as an Attention
with name "linear".
Parameters
- tensor_1_dim :
int
The dimension of the first tensor,x
, described above. This isx.size()[-1]
- the length of the vector that will go into the similarity computation. We need this so we can build weight vectors correctly. - tensor_2_dim :
int
The dimension of the second tensor,y
, described above. This isy.size()[-1]
- the length of the vector that will go into the similarity computation. We need this so we can build weight vectors correctly. - combination :
str
, optional (default ="x,y"
)
Described above. - activation :
Activation
, optional (default =linear
)
An activation function applied after thew^T * [x;y] + b
calculation. Default is linear, i.e. no activation. - normalize :
bool
, optional (default =True
)
reset_parameters#
class LinearAttention(Attention):
| ...
| def reset_parameters(self)