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MoSAR: Mixture of Semantic Attention Regimes for Learning Adaptive and Approximable Attention Geometries
The quadratic complexity of dense self-attention remains a central bottleneck for long-context language modeling. Many efficient alternatives address this cost by deciding in advance where attention should be sparse or local. We argue that attention approximation should instead be approached as a ge
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