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SparseDecoding introduces a decoding-aware pruning technique that reduces memory usage and latency during the decoding stage of large language model inference by pruning nonzero parameters. This approach improves efficiency without requiring layer-wise training and uses Hessian-guided pruning.
SparseDecoding introduces a decoding-aware pruning technique that reduces memory usage and latency during the decoding stage of large language model inference by pruning nonzero parameters. This approach improves efficiency without requiring layer-wise training and uses Hessian-guided pruning.
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The memory-bound nature of the decoding stage of large language model (LLM) inference incurs significant latency. Layer-wise training-free network pruning approaches guided by the Hessian have been a prominent solution to this problem, as pruning reduces the number of nonzero parameters read from memory during...
Decoding latency is a major bottleneck in LLM inference due to memory-bound operations. SparseDecoding's pruning method addresses this by minimizing memory reads, enabling faster and more efficient inference.
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