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We previously shared our research on Layer Skip, an end-to-end solution for accelerating LLMs from researchers at Meta FAIR. It achieves this by executing a subset of an LLM’s layers and utilizing subsequent layers for verification and correction. We’re now releasing inference code and fine-tuned checkpoints for this work....

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Фото профиля BensenHsu
BensenHsu1 год назад

The paper explores ways to speed up the inference of large language models (LLMs) without significant loss in accuracy. LLMs are computationally expensive and have high financial and energy costs when deployed on GPU servers. The authors aim to address this challenge. The authors evaluate their approach on various tasks and model sizes. They show that their training recipe leads to higher accuracy in earlier layers compared to the baseline. They also demonstrate speedups of up to 2.16x on summarization, coding, and semantic parsing tasks using the self-speculative decoding approach. full paper:

Фото профиля lacie
lacie1 год назад

can you guys please add `playsinline` to the video elements so it’s not a nightmare to scroll on mobile

Фото профиля NOBODY
NOBODY1 год назад

Gonna be funky when an older model displaces a newer model on the leaderboards. “Grandpa Dense and Grandma MoE 8B appear to have displaced 405B” - LLM Commentators.

Фото профиля SaaS Junction || AI & SaaS Updates
SaaS Junction || AI & SaaS Updates1 год назад

The release of Layer Skip is a significant step forward in optimizing LLM performance! By allowing for early exits and subsequent verification, it not only enhances efficiency but also opens the door for deeper explorations into model interpretability. Can't wait to see how the community leverages this technology to push boundaries further! ♥️

Фото профиля Daniel Garnier
Daniel Garnier1 год назад

Great to see these optimizations for LLMs being shared! Tools like @kaibanjs make experimenting with these advancements more accessible for JavaScript developers 🚀

Фото профиля Astraia Intel
Astraia Intel1 год назад

Poor man's MoE ?

Фото профиля Karl
Karl1 год назад

@svpino - related to the dynamic models I mentioned

Фото профиля Romy  Antoine
Romy  Antoine1 год назад

I had an error with the imapct grant application. I've been tring to get in touch. Submitable loaded slowly or crashed and I couldn't submit. Sent ticket to submittable. I first sent it on time by the deadline. I want to be evaluated please @Meta

Фото профиля Happening AI
Happening AI1 год назад

Keep up the good work 💪

Фото профиля Poetica
Poetica1 год назад

please add 3.1 70b 🥹

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