Multi-hop retrieval from a shared KV cache gives hybrid models strictly deeper composition power

The authors introduce MuRA, prove it computes m-function composition with a single block, and show that fewer retrieval hops require polynomial capacity.

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Yam Eitan · Gilad Yehudai · Haggai Maron

Technion – Israel Institute of Technology · NVIDIA

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Eitan, Yehudai, and Maron analyze the expressive power of efficient hybrid sequence models, which pair a full-attention layer with cheaper recurrent or sparse layers.

The authors study hybrid blocks that combine one full-attention layer with several efficient sequence layers, focusing on function composition, a task linked to multi-hop reasoning.

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