Interpretable-by-Design Transformers via Architectural Stream Independence
Interpretable-by-Design Transformers via Architectural Stream Independence explores The Late Fusion Architecture (LFA) enforces interpretability in transformers by maintaining independent token and semantic streams, enabling functional modularity and improved learning mechanisms, making it easier to understand and control transformer behavior.. Commercial viability score: 7/10 in Transformer Interpretability.
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