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SPECTRA improves LLM inference on edge devices by using speculative decoding with a smaller draft model and parallel verification via a batched target model. This approach addresses computational and memory constraints by managing the runtime-dependent intermediate regime during verification.
SPECTRA improves LLM inference on edge devices by using speculative decoding with a smaller draft model and parallel verification via a batched target model. This approach addresses computational and memory constraints by managing the runtime-dependent intermediate regime during verification.
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LLM inference on edge devices is constrained by computational and memory resources, making efficient autoregressive decoding challenging. Speculative decoding alleviates this bottleneck by generating tokens with a smaller draft model and verifying multiple tokens in parallel with a batched target model pass....
Efficient autoregressive decoding on resource-limited edge devices is challenging, and SPECTRA's adaptive execution helps overcome these bottlenecks. This can enable more practical deployment of large language models in edge computing environments.
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