Data-aware rotary encoding reduces recency bias across diverse sequence tasks

DaRoPE modifies RoPE’s slow frequency bands using bounded, context-dependent coordinates while retaining its standard treatment of faster bands.

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Jarod Lévy · Mathurin Videau · Jad Yehya · Jean-Rémi King · Stéphane d'Ascoli · Thomas Moreau

Meta AI · Inria · Université Paris-Saclay

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Lévy and colleagues identify slow rotary frequency bands, whose wavelengths exceed the training context, as a weakness of Rotary Position Embedding during length extrapolation.

The authors separate RoPE’s frequency bands according to their wavelength.

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DaRoPE replaces RoPE's slow frequency bands with data-learned coordinates to reduce recency bias.

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