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According to a post on X by @Memoirs, Qinghang Huang, Xuchu Huang and Xunzhao Yin propose gradient-aware bit allocation and sliding windows to compress the recurrent state of GDN-style linear-attention models. The post links to an arXiv paper, 2610.39931, for the full work. The material available here does not include benchmark results, so the size of any memory savings is not stated.
According to a post on X by @Memoirs, Qinghang Huang, Xuchu Huang and Xunzhao Yin propose gradient-aware bit allocation and sliding windows to compress the recurrent state of GDN-style linear-attention models. The post links to an arXiv paper, 2610.39931, for the full work. The material available here does not include benchmark results, so the size of any memory savings is not stated.
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Qinghang Huang, Xuchu Huang and Xunzhao Yin propose gradient-aware bit allocation and sliding windows to compress the recurrent state of GDN-style linear-attention models. Why it matters: Smaller recurrent states make long-context linear models cheaper to run on limited hardware. Also:...
The post says smaller recurrent states make long-context linear models cheaper to run on limited hardware. That would matter most to teams running long-context models on constrained devices or tight budgets. Readers should check the linked paper for measured results and comparisons before drawing conclusions.
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