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 ## Additional Notes
 
-1. While we focus on a simple yet effect setup, namely adapting only the `q` and `v` projection in a Transformer, in our examples, LoRA can be apply to any subsets of pre-trained weights. We encourage you to explore different configurations, such as adapting the embedding layer by replacing `nn.Embedding` with `lora.Embedding` and/or adapting the MLP layers. It's very likely that the optimal configuration varies for different model architectures and tasks.
+1. While we focus on a simple yet effective setup, namely adapting only the `q` and `v` projection in a Transformer, in our examples, LoRA can be applied to any subsets of pre-trained weights. We encourage you to explore different configurations, such as adapting the embedding layer by replacing `nn.Embedding` with `lora.Embedding` and/or adapting the MLP layers. It's very likely that the optimal configuration varies for different model architectures and tasks.
 
 2. Some Transformer implementation uses a single `nn.Linear` for the projection matrices for query, key, and value. If one wishes to constrain the rank of the updates to the individual matrices, one has to either break it up into three separate matrices or use `lora.MergedLinear`. Make sure to modify the checkpoint accordingly if you choose to break up the layer.
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