[fix
] Use return_dict=True in Transformer; improve how all_layer_embeddings are determined
#3320
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Fixes #3318
Hello!
Pull Request overview
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In short, instead of
return_dict=False
where we just get a tuple without any keys, we now usereturn_dict=True
, allowing us to see the output names.transformers
seems to have a pretty strong convention to usehidden_states
for theoutput_hidden_states
, so this should be fairly safe. Beyond that, I'm still using[0]
indexing for the token embeddings (also known aslast_hidden_state
).My intention is not to introduce any backwards breaking here, but there's always a risk. Let me know if your code breaks because of this!