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Questions about the matmul function in run.c

As a newcomer to transformers, there are some questions about the matrix multiplication operator in run.c, can the author answer them.
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In the forward function, it can be seen that the matmul function is called when calculating qkv, but the actual matmul is done with the calculation of a one-dimensional vector multiplied matrix, so the resulting qkv is also a 1*dim vector. But shouldn't qkv be a two-dimensional matrix in the transformer I'm exposed to? There is a little doubt here, I hope the author can answer it!! thanks!

Please include examples on how to do it on a custom dataset.

I think its practical if you can include an example about a more detailed approach to training a model, because the examples in the original tinystories doesn't make sense to most of us.

If you can replicate a conversational chat from a custom dataset, just like what karpathy did, it would be really helpful, and his research could be passed on to a wider community.

Thanks.

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