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RadixFlow addresses challenges in prefix reuse for LLM inference by managing execution dependencies in hybrid models where recurrent states are computed concurrently. This approach improves scheduling accuracy beyond assumptions valid for full attention models.
RadixFlow addresses challenges in prefix reuse for LLM inference by managing execution dependencies in hybrid models where recurrent states are computed concurrently. This approach improves scheduling accuracy beyond assumptions valid for full attention models.
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Prefix reuse improves LLM inference by sharing the KV cache of common prompt prefixes. This helps only if the scheduler can execute a matched branch in the current worker round. Schedulers assume that a matched prefix is ready, which holds for full attention but fails for hybrid LLMs. There, a branch (the...
Efficiently handling prefix reuse in hybrid LLMs can reduce redundant computation and latency during inference. RadixFlow's method enables better utilization of KV cache sharing, enhancing performance in complex LLM serving scenarios.
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