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IFDocumentation for Qwen3 model states bottom layers use sliding window attention (SWA) but the source code applies SWA to top layers instead.
THENVerify the default attention layer assignment by inspecting the source code of configuration_qwen3.py. The code sets layers with index >= max_window_layers to 'sliding_attention', meaning top layers use SWA. Either update your local documentation or adjust your configuration (e.g., manually set layer_types) if you need SWA on bottom layers. Trust the code behavior as the maintainers confirmed it is correct.
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