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With bidirectional attention, transformers halves the configured sliding window, so each token attends to half the window on each side. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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With bidirectional attention, transformers halves the Gemma 3 sliding window (
__post_init__), so EmbeddingGemma (sliding_window: 512) attends to 卤256 tokens. Before this proposed change, bumblebee used 卤511.This is the window fix from #475, which was closed because of its size.
google/embeddinggemma-300mwas checked against sentence-transformers on 110 texts of up to 1,353 tokens. Before, the minimum cosine was 0.987 on inputs over 512 tokens. Now it's 1.000000 on all of them.Test reference values
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