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HeRo introduces history-aware dynamic layer routing for LLMs, considering past routing decisions rather than treating each as independent. This approach better captures the sequential nature of routing, potentially reducing inference costs.
HeRo introduces history-aware dynamic layer routing for LLMs, considering past routing decisions rather than treating each as independent. This approach better captures the sequential nature of routing, potentially reducing inference costs.
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Dynamic layer routing reduces the inference cost of Large Language Models (LLMs) by learning to skip layers for individual tokens. Existing methods, however, treat each routing decision as a local operation conditioned solely on the current hidden state which is a formulation that overlooks the sequential,...
By accounting for the path-dependent nature of routing, HeRo can improve the efficiency of LLM inference, enabling models to skip layers more effectively. This could lead to faster and more cost-effective deployment of large language models.
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