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When can Optimally Trained Transformers Achieve Near-Lossless Token Prediction for non-Markovian Data?
There exists little mathematical theory explaining why Transformer architectures are empirically successful even for non-Markovian data. To this end, this paper studies next-token prediction via stochastic optimal control theoretically trained Transformers for such sources, where we consider either
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