What is NVIDIA Dory 1.0?
Dory 1.0 is a 4-billion-parameter language model built around recurrent computation: it reuses a shared set of transformer layers multiple times between input and output stacks. NVIDIA's model card describes a configurable number of loops at inference.
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NVIDIA Dory Makes Inference Compute a Knob. What Does That Buy?NVIDIA Dory 1.0 reuses transformer layers at inference. Its adjustable loop count trades more computation for task performance, not free capability.
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