Module/Function Name: MambaBlock

Overview and Introduction

The MambaBlock class provides a simple yet effective block for deep learning designed to enrich the memory state in neural networks. It's part of the zeta.nn.modules library and is specially designed to increase the temporal dependencies in neural networks. The MambaBlock allows to examine the neural network's output not only from the perspective of spatial dependence but from a temporal one as well. This means it takes into account the history or sequence of data leading up to the present time.

Class Definition:

**MambaBlock Class**
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Creates a single Mamba block with specific parameters.
| Parameter          | Description                    | Data Type | Default |
|--------------------|--------------------------------|-----------|---------|
| dim                | The input dimension             | int       | -       |
| dim_inner          | The inner dimension             | int       | dim * expand|
| depth              | The depth of the Mamba block    | int       | 5        |
| d_state            | The state dimension             | int       | 16       |
| expand             | The expansion factor            | int       | 2        |
| dt_rank            | The rank of the temporal difference (Δ) tensor | int/str | "auto" |
| d_conv             | The dimension of the convolutional kernel            | int | 4       |
| conv_bias          | Whether to include bias in the convolutional layer | bool | True |
| bias               | Whether to include bias in the linear layers        | bool  | False |

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### Functionality and Usage
The MambaBlock is designed as a fundamental block in deep learning networks, especially neural networks. The module enriches the capability of deep learning networks to remember and understand temporal dependencies. This is crucial while dealing with data sequences, such as time series and natural language processing tasks.

The MambaBlock accepts a predefined set of parameters such as depth, state, expand, convolutional parameters, etc., allowing flexibility and adaptability regarding different neural network architectures and use cases. Moreover, the forward function seamlessly processes input and provides tensor outputs.

### Example

```python
import torch

from zeta.nn import MambaBlock

# Initialize Mamba
block = MambaBlock(dim=64, depth=1)

# Random input
x = torch.randn(1, 10, 64)

# Apply the model to the block
y = block(x)

print(y.shape)
# torch.Size([1, 10, 64])

Additional Information and Tips

Additional details and tips regarding the MambaBlock class can be found in the examples provided in the documentation. It's essential to understand the context in which the MambaBlock is being used in your specific use case for the best accuracy and results.

References and Resources

External references to research papers, blog posts, and official documentation can be found at the source repository.

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