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Learned compact task-specific scales for singular weight components with RL, then dispatched or mixed these expert vectors in a two-pass adaptation process at inference.
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SVD, fine-tuning, expert mixing and task classification are inherited. Tested adaptation is not universal lifelong learning or cross-architecture compatibility; offline expert training and two-pass inference costs remain. Biological analogies are motivation, not an acquired biological result.
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- $\text{Transformer}^2$: Self-adaptive LLMs
- Sun et al.: singular-component expert adaptation with task dispatch — author/institutional project
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Qi Sun; Edoardo Cetin; Yujin Tang
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Sun et al.: singular-component expert adaptation with task dispatch
Learned compact task-specific scales for singular weight components with RL, then dispatched or mixed these expert vectors in a two-pass adaptation process at inference.
Scientific scope
SVD, fine-tuning, expert mixing and task classification are inherited. Tested adaptation is not universal lifelong learning or cross-architecture compatibility; offline expert training and two-pass inference costs remain. Biological analogies are motivation, not an acquired biological result.
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People and systems
Qi Sun; Edoardo Cetin; Yujin Tang
Source-listed authors or explicitly credited technical contributors for the cited versions. Family entries retain source-specific attribution; a combined list is not one original-paper byline or equal individual work. Names alone do not establish resolved identities.