SwiGLU is an activation function combining the Gated Linear Unit with Swish activation, used in feed-forward networks of modern Transformer blocks.
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SwiGLU (Swish Gated Linear Unit) is a neural network activation function commonly used in modern LLMs (like Llama). It combines Swish and Gated Linear Unit math to construct a smooth gating activation. SwiGLU has been shown to deliver significantly better training convergence and model accuracy compared to traditional activations.
SwiGLU consistently improves model perplexity and evaluation scores.
It increases parameter size and computational cost slightly by adding gate layers.
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