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FlexEE introduces a self-speculative and key-value-compatible early exiting method to reduce the number of executed layers during LLM inference, lowering per-token latency and avoiding costly weight transfers. This approach targets offloading-based deployments where model weights move across memory...
FlexEE introduces a self-speculative and key-value-compatible early exiting method to reduce the number of executed layers during LLM inference, lowering per-token latency and avoiding costly weight transfers. This approach targets offloading-based deployments where model weights move across memory...
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Large language model (LLM) inference is often constrained by both computation and memory, especially in offloading-based deployments where model weights are transferred across memory hierarchies during autoregressive decoding. In this setting, reducing the number of executed layers can lower per-token latency...
Reducing executed layers decreases computation and memory demands, improving efficiency in LLM inference, especially in systems constrained by offloading overhead. FlexEE's method can enhance performance in practical deployment scenarios by minimizing latency and memory movement costs.
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