Bug fix: contribution renormalization correction for FFNs

[amodaresi]

While the apply_threshold_and_renormalize method works fine in renormalizing attention contribution scores, it doesn't renormalize correctly for FFNs. The reason is that when using this function for FFNs, the resid_dims and block_dims are the same. Therefore, in this line in the original code:

llm-transparency-tool/llm_transparency_tool/routes/contributions.py

Line 197 in d8e249e

denom = c_residual + c_blocks.sum(dim=tuple(range(resid_dims, block_dims)))

the sum operation receives an empty tuple for the dimensions, leading to the entire c_blocks tensor being summed and returning a single scalar value for the whole input length. This causes the returned tensors of this function not to sum up to one for each representation.

In this fix, I’ve added a condition to check if resid_dims and block_dims are the same, in which case c_blocks is added directly to c_residual to calculate denom.

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