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This study evaluates two-token multi-token prediction (MTP) against traditional autoregressive decoding for large language model inference on an NVIDIA A10G GPU. The evaluation uses a 360-request benchmark including plain-text and reasoning-intensive tasks to assess performance impacts related to G...
This study evaluates two-token multi-token prediction (MTP) against traditional autoregressive decoding for large language model inference on an NVIDIA A10G GPU. The evaluation uses a 360-request benchmark including plain-text and reasoning-intensive tasks to assess performance impacts related to G...
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Autoregressive large language model inference repeatedly invokes the target model to generate one token at a time, making generation sensitive to GPU memory movement and sequential execution. This study evaluates two-token multi-token prediction (MTP) against autoregressive decoding in a controlled single-request...
Understanding the performance trade-offs between multi-token prediction and autoregressive decoding can inform optimization of LLM inference on GPUs. This has implications for improving efficiency and throughput in real-world deployments of large language models.
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