Intrinsic Tensor Field Propagation in Large Language Models: A Novel Approach to Contextual Information Flow

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2501.18957v1
• Date: Fri, 31 Jan 2025 08:32:32 GMT
• Title: Intrinsic Tensor Field Propagation in Large Language Models: A Novel Approach to Contextual Information Flow
• Authors: Alfred Bexley, Lukas Radcliffe, Giles Weatherstone, Joseph Sakau,
• Abstract summary: Intrinsic Field propagation improves contextual retention, dependency resolution, and inference across various linguistic structures. Experiments conducted on an open-source transformer-based model demonstrate that I provides measurable improvements in contextual retention, dependency resolution, and inference across various linguistic structures.
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• Abstract: Context propagation remains a central challenge in language model architectures, particularly in tasks requiring the retention of long-range dependencies. Conventional attention mechanisms, while effective in many applications, exhibit limitations in maintaining coherent contextual representations over extended sequences due to their reliance on discrete token interactions. A novel approach is introduced through the formulation of Intrinsic Tensor Field Propagation (ITFP), which models contextual relationships as continuous tensor fields distributed across token embeddings. The propagation dynamics are governed through differential equations that enable a structured flow of contextual information, augmenting the standard attention mechanism to enhance coherence and recall. A series of experiments conducted on an open-source transformer-based model demonstrate that ITFP provides measurable improvements in contextual retention, dependency resolution, and inference stability across various linguistic structures. Comparisons with baseline models reveal a reduction in syntactic inconsistencies and factual errors, while ablation studies indicate that the choice of propagation depth and integration strength significantly impacts model performance. Additional evaluations assessing domain generalization suggest that ITFP effectively adapts across different text genres, reinforcing its applicability beyond conventional language modeling tasks. Although computational trade-offs are introduced through the inclusion of tensor field computations, empirical findings suggest that the benefits in accuracy and coherence outweigh the increased processing demands.

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