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DDK: Distilling Domain Knowledge for Efficient Large Language Models
Despite the advanced intelligence abilities of large language models (LLMs) in various applications, they still face significant computational and storage demands.
SwiftDiffusion: Efficient Diffusion Model Serving with Add-on Modules
To mitigate the high loading overhead of LoRA serving, SwiftDiffusion employs a bounded asynchronous LoRA loading (BAL) technique, allowing LoRA loading to overlap with the initial base model execution by up to k steps without compromising image quality.
D-CPT Law: Domain-specific Continual Pre-Training Scaling Law for Large Language Models
To address the limitations of existing methods, inspired by the Scaling Law for performance prediction, we propose to investigate the Scaling Law of the Domain-specific Continual Pre-Training (D-CPT Law) to decide the optimal mixture ratio with acceptable training costs for LLMs of different sizes.
GBA: A Tuning-free Approach to Switch between Synchronous and Asynchronous Training for Recommendation Model
High-concurrency asynchronous training upon parameter server (PS) architecture and high-performance synchronous training upon all-reduce (AR) architecture are the most commonly deployed distributed training modes for recommendation models.
PICASSO: Unleashing the Potential of GPU-centric Training for Wide-and-deep Recommender Systems
However, we observe that GPU devices in training recommender systems are underutilized, and they cannot attain an expected throughput improvement as what it has achieved in CV and NLP areas.
M6-T: Exploring Sparse Expert Models and Beyond
Mixture-of-Experts (MoE) models can achieve promising results with outrageous large amount of parameters but constant computation cost, and thus it has become a trend in model scaling.
