This code snippet appears to be related to the implementation of the attention mechanism in a deep learning model, particularly in natural language processing (NLP) tasks.

In natural language processing, the attention mechanism is used to highlight certain parts of a sequence that are relevant to the task at hand, such as language translation or text classification. The attention mechanism works by assigning weights to different parts of the sequence, and then using these weights to compute a weighted sum of the sequence elements.

In this code snippet, attnMaskMul and attnMaskAdd are two matrices used to apply a mask to the attention scores, which are computed based on the similarity between the input sequence and a target sequence. The sciCore.triangle function is likely used to create these matrices as triangular matrices, which have zeros on one side and non-zero values on the other side. This is because the attention mechanism is typically used to give higher weight to elements that occur before or after a given element in the sequence, but not to elements that occur at the same position.

The att variable likely represents the attention scores computed for each element in the sequence. By multiplying these scores with the attnMaskMul matrix and adding the attnMaskAdd matrix, the attention scores are masked to ensure that they only consider elements that occur before or after the current position in the sequence, and not elements that occur at the same position.

Overall, this code snippet is needed to ensure that the attention mechanism operates correctly and only assigns weights to relevant parts of the input sequence. The implementation of the attention mechanism may vary depending on the specific NLP task and model architecture being used.
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