This is the only video around that REALLY EXPLAINS the transformer! I immensely appreciate your step by step approach and the use of the example. Thank you so much 🙏🙏🙏
I had watched 3 or 4 videos about transformers before this tutorial. Finally, this tutorial made me understand the concept of transformers. Thanks for your complete and clear explanations and your illustrative example. Specially, your description about query, key and value was really helpful.
Ma'am, we are eagerly hoping for a comprehensive Machine Learning and Computer Vision playlist. Your teaching style is unmatched, and I truly wish your channel reaches 100 million subscribers! 🌟
Thank you so much for your incredibly kind words and support!🙂 Creating a comprehensive Machine Learning and Computer Vision playlist is an excellent idea, and I'll definitely consider it for future content.
thank you very much for explaining and breaking it down 😀 comparatively so far, your explanation is easy to understand compared to other channels thank you very much for making this video and sharing to everyone❤
The best explanation of transformer that I have got on the internet , can you please make a detailed long video on transformers with theory , mathematics and more examples. I am not clear about linear and softmax layer and what is done after that , how training happens and how transformers work on the test data , can you please make a detailed video on this?
Hello Ma’am Your AI and Data Science content is consistently impressive! Thanks for making complex concepts so accessible. Keep up the great work! 🚀 #ArtificialIntelligence #DataScience #ImpressiveContent 👏👍
your video is good, explanation is excellent , only negative I felt was the bg noise. pls use a better mic with noise cancellation. thankyou once again for this video
hi, Good explanation but at the end, when you explained what would be the input to the decoder's masked multi-head attention, you fumbled and didn't explain clearly. But the rest of the video was very good.
Initial input to the decoder will be from the encoder output and after that decoder will consume the input from the previously generated decoder output. At a time decoder generate one word.
she is not gonna reply she only replies to happy praise comments and ignores questions lol.....i know she messed up in the end she didnt know what to say but overall it was nice attempt .....additionally she entirely skipped CROSS ATTENTION and just mumbled around the concept without introducing the terminology
Thanks for making such an informative video. Please could you make a video on the transformer for image classification or image segmentation applications.
Question about query, key, value dimensionality Given that query is a word that is looking for other words to pay attention to key is a word that is being looked at by other words shouldn't query and word be a vector of size the same as number of input tokens? so that when there is a dot product between query and key the word that is querying can be correctly (positionally) dot product'd with key and get the self attention value for the word?
The dimensionality of query, key, and value vectors in transformers is a hyperparameter, not directly tied to the number of input tokens. The dot product operation between query and key vectors allows the model to capture relationships and dependencies between tokens, while positional information is often handled separately through positional embeddings.
In the Transformer decoder, the masked multi-head self-attention layer takes three inputs: Queries(Q), Keys(K) and Values(V) Queries (Q): These are vectors representing the current positions in the sequence. They are used to determine how much attention each position should give to other positions. Keys (K): These are vectors representing all positions in the sequence. They are used to calculate the attention scores between the current position (represented by the query) and all other positions. Values (V): These are vectors containing information from all positions in the sequence. The values are combined based on the attention scores to produce the output for the current position. The masking in the self-attention mechanism ensures that during training, a position cannot attend to future positions, preventing information leakage from the future. In short, the masked multi-head self-attention layer helps the decoder focus on relevant parts of the input sequence while generating the output sequence, and the masking ensures it doesn't cheat by looking at future information during training.
I recommend you to understand this video first and then check this video: ruclips.net/video/tkZMj1VKD9s/видео.html After watching these 2 videos, you will understand properly the concept of transformers used in computer vision. Transformers in CV are based on the idea of transformers in NLP. SO its better for understanding if you learn the way I told you.
This is the only video around that REALLY EXPLAINS the transformer! I immensely appreciate your step by step approach and the use of the example. Thank you so much 🙏🙏🙏
Glad it was helpful!
exactly
truly, I went through several medium blogs & also video but this lecture gave me immense calrity on each step of Transformer, thank u
I had watched 3 or 4 videos about transformers before this tutorial. Finally, this tutorial made me understand the concept of transformers. Thanks for your complete and clear explanations and your illustrative example. Specially, your description about query, key and value was really helpful.
You're very welcome!
Very well explained. Most of the people did not explained transformer as you did. You made it easy for new student to learn. Thanks
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Very nice high level description of Transformer
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You're a life saver. Thank you sooo much. I've tried GPT, tried different articles, but it's only now that I'm getting the whole concept
I'm glad I could help! 😊
Well explained. before watching this video i was very confused in understanding how transformers works but your video helped me alot
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Accidentally I came across this video, very well explained. You are doing an excellent job .
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Ma'am, we are eagerly hoping for a comprehensive Machine Learning and Computer Vision playlist. Your teaching style is unmatched, and I truly wish your channel reaches 100 million subscribers! 🌟
Thank you so much for your incredibly kind words and support!🙂 Creating a comprehensive Machine Learning and Computer Vision playlist is an excellent idea, and I'll definitely consider it for future content.
Great explanation Aarohi. Thank you.
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Very well explained, even with such niche viewer base, keep making more of these please
Thank you, I will
So nicely explained. Thank u so much
Welcome!
Can you please let us know I/p for mask multi head attention. You just said decoder. Can you please explain. Thanks
thank you very much for explaining and breaking it down 😀 comparatively so far, your explanation is easy to understand compared to other channels thank you very much for making this video and sharing to everyone❤
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Thank you for explaining so well.
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This is a fantastic, Very Good explanation.
Thank you so much for good explanation
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Great Video ma'am could you please clarify what you said at 22:20 once again... I think there was a bit confusion there.
same here
Wow.. you are amazing. Thank you for the clear explanation
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The best explanation of transformer that I have got on the internet , can you please make a detailed long video on transformers with theory , mathematics and more examples. I am not clear about linear and softmax layer and what is done after that , how training happens and how transformers work on the test data , can you please make a detailed video on this?
I will try to make it after finishing the pipelined work.
@@CodeWithAarohi Thanks will wait for the detailed transformer video :)
best explanation i saw multiple video but this provide the clear concept keep it up
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Very Good Video Ma'am, Love from Gujarat, Keep it up
Thanks a lot
Very well explained ! I can instantly grab the concept ! Thank you Miss !
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excellent explanation madam... thank you so much
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Nice explanation to such complex topic
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Well Explained
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Best video ever explaining the concepts in really lucid way maam,thanks a lot,pls keep posting,i subscribed 😊🎉
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Great explanation! Keep uploading such nice informative content.
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lovely and deep explanation provided
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Your AI and Data Science content is consistently impressive! Thanks for making complex concepts so accessible. Keep up the great work! 🚀 #ArtificialIntelligence #DataScience #ImpressiveContent 👏👍
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you explained very nicely
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Great Explanation mam
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Really very nice explanation ma'am!
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Great Explanation, Thanks
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Nice tutorial
Thanks
your video is good, explanation is excellent , only negative I felt was the bg noise. pls use a better mic with noise cancellation. thankyou once again for this video
Noted! I will take care of the noise :)
Well explained . Thank you 🙏
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hi, Good explanation but at the end, when you explained what would be the input to the decoder's masked multi-head attention, you fumbled and didn't explain clearly. But the rest of the video was very good.
Thank you for the feedback!
Initial input to the decoder will be from the encoder output and after that decoder will consume the input from the previously generated decoder output. At a time decoder generate one word.
Can you please make a detailed video explaining the Attention is all you need research paper line by line, thanks in advance :)
Noted!
Great work mam
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The best
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Just amazing explanation 👌
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not clear about the input of mask attention layer
can you please explain 22:07 onward
she is not gonna reply she only replies to happy praise comments and ignores questions lol.....i know she messed up in the end she didnt know what to say but overall it was nice attempt .....additionally she entirely skipped CROSS ATTENTION and just mumbled around the concept without introducing the terminology
Great
Thanks!
Thanks for making such an informative video. Please could you make a video on the transformer for image classification or image segmentation applications.
Will cover that soon
this explanation is nice can u do pratical how to implement this transformer model using sentiment analysis in python platform
Noted!
Question about query, key, value dimensionality
Given that
query is a word that is looking for other words to pay attention to
key is a word that is being looked at by other words
shouldn't query and word be a vector of size the same as number of input tokens? so that when there is a dot product between query and key the word that is querying can be correctly (positionally) dot product'd with key and get the self attention value for the word?
The dimensionality of query, key, and value vectors in transformers is a hyperparameter, not directly tied to the number of input tokens. The dot product operation between query and key vectors allows the model to capture relationships and dependencies between tokens, while positional information is often handled separately through positional embeddings.
excellent explanation
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Thanks Aaroh i😇
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very high level but perfect!
Thanks!
Very well explained
Thanks for liking
Nice explanation Ma'am.
Thank you! 🙂
Hello and Thank you so much. 1 question: I don't realize where the numbers in word embedding and positional encoding come from?
Its great. I have only one query as whats the input of the masked multi-head attention as its not clear to me kindly guide me about it?
Great Content
Thanks!
I think may be input to the masked multi head attention is not told correct.
Thank you for your message. Please share in detail.
can you please upload the presentation
Thank you. The concept has been explained very well. Could you please also explain how these query, key and value vectors are calculated?
Sure, Will cover that in a separate video.
Thanks. Concept explained very well. Could you please add one custom example (e.g finding similarity questions)using Transformers?
Will try
maam can you please make one video of classification using multi-head attention with custom dataset
Will try
Could you make a video on image classification for vision transformer, madam ?
Sure, soon
Thank you so much
Welcome!
Didn't understand what is the input to the masked multi head self attention layer in the decoder, Can you please explain me?
In the Transformer decoder, the masked multi-head self-attention layer takes three inputs: Queries(Q), Keys(K) and Values(V)
Queries (Q): These are vectors representing the current positions in the sequence. They are used to determine how much attention each position should give to other positions.
Keys (K): These are vectors representing all positions in the sequence. They are used to calculate the attention scores between the current position (represented by the query) and all other positions.
Values (V): These are vectors containing information from all positions in the sequence. The values are combined based on the attention scores to produce the output for the current position.
The masking in the self-attention mechanism ensures that during training, a position cannot attend to future positions, preventing information leakage from the future.
In short, the masked multi-head self-attention layer helps the decoder focus on relevant parts of the input sequence while generating the output sequence, and the masking ensures it doesn't cheat by looking at future information during training.
Can you please make a video on bert?
I will try!
Can you also talk about the purpose of the 'feed forward' layer. looks like its only there to add non-linearity. is that right?
Yes you can say that..but mayb also for make key, quarry and value trainable
Could you explain with python code which would be more practical. Thanks for sharing your knowledge
Sure, will cover that soon.
thank you mam
Most welcome 😊
hello maa is this transform concept same for transformers in NLP?
The concept of "transform" in computer vision and "transformers" in natural language processing (NLP) are related but not quite the same.
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doing phenominal work .
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I thought it's transformers in CV. all explanations were in NLP
I recommend you to understand this video first and then check this video: ruclips.net/video/tkZMj1VKD9s/видео.html After watching these 2 videos, you will understand properly the concept of transformers used in computer vision. Transformers in CV are based on the idea of transformers in NLP. SO its better for understanding if you learn the way I told you.
how to get pdfs mam
Gonna tell my kids this was optimus prime.
Haha, I love it! Optimus Prime has some serious competition now :)
why don't you try to explain in hindi we can understand english but lack when it come to english to imganitation for new topic
Hindi tutorial: ruclips.net/video/uJhVLjZfmo8/видео.html
Use mic, background noise irritate
Noted! Thanks for the feedback.
Speaking in Hindi would be more better
Sorry for inconvenience
Thank you mam
Most welcome 😊