Layer Norm and RMSNorm

How a network computes, why gradients vanish, and what makes depth trainable

Everything painful in dl.24 came from one choice: which axis the mean and variance were taken over. Batch norm goes down the batch, so one example's output depends on its neighbours. Turn the statistics ninety degrees and that dependence is gone.

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โ–ถ Layer Norm and RMSNorm
โ† The Gradient Through Batch NormResidual Connections โ†’