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LLM inference faces challenges from quadratic self-attention and linear KV cache scaling, increasing latency and resource use. The paper proposes answer-aligned memory embeddings to compress long contexts with query-guided selection and answer-targeted supervision.
LLM inference faces challenges from quadratic self-attention and linear KV cache scaling, increasing latency and resource use. The paper proposes answer-aligned memory embeddings to compress long contexts with query-guided selection and answer-targeted supervision.
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Large language model (LLM) inference is constrained by the quadratic scaling of self-attention and the linear scaling of the KV cache, increasing latency, energy consumption, and GPU memory demand as context length scales. Existing soft-compression methods either lack query-guided memory selection at inference...
Reducing the computational and memory demands of LLM inference enables handling longer contexts more efficiently. This approach could improve latency and energy consumption without being tied to specific decoder architectures.
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