This directory provide the code where we use to get intermediate hidden states from LLMs from Transformers and ViTs from timm. For other LLM model families, you need to write a custom forward function, depending on the model definition.
A sample command to replace the forward function of LLaMADecoderLayer with a custom forward function llama_custom_decoderlayer_forward
:
import types
def enable_llama_custom_decoderlayer(layer, layer_id):
"""
This function modifies a given LlamaDecoderLayer object by setting its layer_id and replacing its forward method with a custom implementation.
It allows for customization of the layer's behavior during the forward pass, which is when the layer processes input data.
"""
layer.layer_id = layer_id
# This line assigns a unique identifier to the layer. The `layer_id` parameter is used to specify this identifier,
# which can be useful for tracking, debugging, or applying specific operations to certain layers within a larger model.
layer.forward = types.MethodType(
llama_custom_decoderlayer_forward, layer
)
# This line replaces the layer's original `forward` method with a new one.
# `types.MethodType` is used to bind a new method to an existing object. In this case, it binds the
# `llama_custom_decoderlayer_forward` function to the `layer` object as its new `forward` method.
# `llama_custom_decoderlayer_forward` should be a function defined elsewhere that takes the same arguments as the original
# `forward` method of the layer and implements the desired custom behavior for processing input data.
# This allows for dynamic modification of the layer's behavior without altering the original class definition.