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Browse all →Longformer: The Long-Document Transformer
A hands-on course for ML practitioners and NLP researchers covering Longformer (arXiv:2004.05150) end-to-end: why standard Transformers fail on long documents, how Longformer's three-part attention mechanism scales linearly, the LED variant for summarization, pretraining from RoBERTa, and empirical results on character-LM, QA, and summarization benchmarks.
Created Jul 10, 2026
Graph Representation Learning
From lookup tables to message-passing neural networks: how graphs became differentiable, and why that changes everything for fraud detection, chemistry, and beyond.
Created Jun 5, 2026
Flash Attention: Fast & Memory-Efficient Transformers
A presentation-ready deep dive into Flash Attention — the IO-aware algorithm that makes Transformers fast on long sequences. Covers the exact mechanism, the math, tiling & recomputation tricks, and real NLP applications.
Updated Jul 13, 2026
Byte-Pair Encoding (BPE)
Master Byte-Pair Encoding (BPE) — the subword tokenization algorithm powering GPT, LLaMA, and most modern LLMs. Learn how it works step by step, why it beats word-level and character-level approaches, and how it handles rare and unknown words.
Updated Jul 15, 2026