COAP is a memory-efficient training method that reduces computational overhead without sacrificing performance.
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COAP is a memory-efficient training method that reduces computational overhead without sacrificing performance.
Memory-efficient PyTorch optimizers with Adaptive Log-Space quantization, fused CUDA kernels, and Adafactor, CAME, APOLLO support.
Finite-state counter synapses + reversible activations for memory-efficient training. 6-bit code holds the entire per-parameter training state — no FP master weight, no Adam moments. 1.21B params trains on a single T4 in 2.25 GiB peak.
APOLLO optimizer experiments for LLM training: optimizer-state memory and convergence on TinyStories.
AAMLA: An Autonomous Agentic Framework for Memory-Aware LLM-Aided Hardware Generation
Patch-based training and inference for CountGD open-world object counting on an 11 GB GPU (B.Tech, IIIT-Delhi)
PyTorch implementation of Zero-Gated Cross-Attention (IGCA), a zero-initialized bridge that lets a frozen LLM take in images without changing its outputs at the start of training. Runs on a 4-bit Falcon-40B across multiple GPUs, verifies an exact 0.00e+00 initialization identity, and cuts held-out loss by 48.9%.
RetainCode: One-Bit Exact Gated-MLP Activation Compression from Retained Products DOI: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.21698623
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