Now we’re talking! This is how a locomotive can pull a long train of cars with a much greater mass. The engine is pulling forward using steel-on-steel static friction, which is pretty high (0.74), giving it good traction. And the cars have a resistive kinetic friction force with a coefficient that is orders of magnitude smaller.
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The concept is simple. For a model with $N$ layers, I define a configuration $(i, j)$. The model processes layers $0$ to $j{-}1$ as normal, then loops back and reuses layers $i$ through $j{-}1$ again, and then the rest to $N{-}1$. The layers between $i$ and $j{-}1$ get duplicated in the execution path. No weights are changed. The model just traverses some of its own layers twice.
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