The article discusses enhancing Large Language Models (LLMs) speed through Consistency Large Language Models (CLLMs) and Jacobi decoding, focusing on greedy sampling strategies.
Jacobi Decoding with KV Cache is explored as a technique to reduce iteration state length and save fixed tokens for attention computation.
CLLMs are proposed to map any point on the Jacobi trajectory to a fixed point for increased speedups, akin to consistency models in diffusion models.
The process involves data preparation, collection of Jacobi trajectories, data augmentation, post-processing, and training strategies for CLLMs.
Training CLLMs involves optimizing losses to predict multiple tokens and maintain generation quality by outputting fixed points with minimal deviation.
Acceleration mechanisms in CLLMs include fast-forwarding phenomena, stationary tokens, acquisition of linguistic concepts like collocations, and the integration of lookahead decoding for further speedups.
The article details the experiments, evaluations, and limitations of CLLMs in optimizing LLMs for speed and efficiency.
The study demonstrates the practical implications of utilizing consistency models and Jacobi decoding to accelerate LLMs, leading to significant improvements in generation speed.
The combination of CLLMs with lookahead decoding is highlighted as a promising approach to further enhance decoding efficiency and accuracy.
The article provides algorithms, illustrations, and comparisons to baseline algorithms to elucidate the advancements in LLM optimization for speed enhancement.
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