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Hydra is a phase-aware workload characterization framework for LLM inference on edge SoCs that integrates timing data from HuggingFace Transformers and llama.cpp. It accounts for factors beyond model size and precision, including backend, hardware, memory traffic, and power management, to analyze l...
Hydra is a phase-aware workload characterization framework for LLM inference on edge SoCs that integrates timing data from HuggingFace Transformers and llama.cpp. It accounts for factors beyond model size and precision, including backend, hardware, memory traffic, and power management, to analyze l...
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Edge LLM deployment is shaped by more than model size and precision: inference backend, hardware platform, memory traffic, and power management all affect latency and efficiency. We present Hydra, a common-schema, phase-aware workload characterization framework for LLM inference on edge SoCs. Hydra instruments...
Understanding the combined impact of hardware, software, and system-level factors on LLM inference helps optimize deployment on edge devices. Hydra's common-schema approach enables consistent performance analysis across different platforms and quantization levels.
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