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Supported Models DeepSeek
DeepSeek models (like DeepSeek-Coder and DeepSeek-V2) introduce advanced architectural variations, particularly concerning Mixture-of-Experts (MoE) and Multi-Head Latent Attention (MLA).
As models push for higher efficiency, standard dense MLPs and standard MHA are being replaced. TokenPrint's architecture-aware engine must eventually adapt to these paradigms to remain relevant for cutting-edge research.
Warning Current Status: Full MoE and MLA support are on the Roadmap. Currently, DeepSeek dense models are parsed as standard Llama-like architectures where applicable.
Planned Visual Mapping for MoE:
Instead of a single SwiGLU funnel, TokenPrint will render a Router node.
The Router will calculate the probabilities for the experts.
The geometry will fan out into
flowchart TD
subgraph Planned MoE Architecture
Input --> Router[Router / Gate]
Router -.-> E1[Expert 1]
Router ==> E2[Expert 2: Active]
Router -.-> E3[Expert 3]
Router ==> E4[Expert 4: Active]
E1 -.-> Add[+]
E2 ==> Add
E3 -.-> Add
E4 ==> Add
end
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