Summary
A new arXiv paper proposes request-adaptive execution for hybrid large language models, which combine Attention layers with state space models (SSMs). The authors argue that most existing hybrid LLMs use a static design, where one Attention-to-SSM layout is fixed and every request runs through the same hybrid execution. They describe this one-layout-fits-all approach as inefficient for real-world serving. The snippet is truncated, so the paper's specific method and measured results are not included here.
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What happened
Hybrid large language models (LLMs) have emerged as a promising way to combine the modeling capability of the Attention mechanism with the efficiency of state space models (SSMs). However, most existing hybrid LLMs still inherit a static design philosophy: once the Attention-to-SSM layout is chosen, every request...
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