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Researchers propose LoL architecture for dynamic transformer layer ordering

A new paper titled Library of Layers (LoL) introduces an architecture that reorders transformer layers at runtime to adapt to specific tasks. Unlike fixed-layer models, LoL dynamically sequences blocks during inference, balancing parameter reuse and sparsity. The authors claim it matches performance benchmarks of dense, depth-recurrent, and mixture-of-experts models while offering a unified…

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  • LoL dynamically reorders transformer layers at runtime for task-specific optimization, unlike fixed architectures
  • Researchers report competitive performance against dense, depth-recurrent, and mixture-of-experts models
  • Tests show distinct layer orderings for Sudoku, maze-solving, and multilingual tasks, with safety routing probes

Experiments show LoL adapts layer ordering for different problems: solving Sudoku puzzles, navigating mazes, or handling multilingual text. The team also trained LoL on safety data and found its routing mechanism could distinguish safe from unsafe text with high accuracy. The work suggests a path toward models that self-compose computational graphs for better efficiency and control.

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[2611.03526] Library of Layers (LoL): Adaptively Ordering Transformer Layers at Runtime

arxiv.org · 3 November 2026

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