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Researchers propose a foundation model for LLM routing that assigns queries to the best-suited model from a diverse pool without retraining for each environment. This method improves the quality-efficiency trade-off in LLM inference by avoiding the need for local fitting or additional supervision.
Researchers propose a foundation model for LLM routing that assigns queries to the best-suited model from a diverse pool without retraining for each environment. This method improves the quality-efficiency trade-off in LLM inference by avoiding the need for local fitting or additional supervision.
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Large language model (LLM) routing aims to assign each query to the most suitable model from a heterogeneous candidate pool, improving the quality--efficiency trade-off of LLM inference. Existing routers are typically learned through local fitting: a router is optimized for a particular query workload and...
Current LLM routers require retraining or supervision when query workloads or candidate models change, limiting flexibility. A foundation model for routing could streamline inference across heterogeneous LLMs, enhancing adaptability and efficiency.
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