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most citedLightRot: A Light-Weighted Rotation Scheme and Architecture for Accurate Low-Bit Large Language Model Inference

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cs.AR20266 cited

LightRot: A Light-Weighted Rotation Scheme and Architecture for Accurate Low-Bit Large Language Model Inference

Sangjin Kim, Yuseon Choi, Jungjun Oh +2

LightRot introduces a lightweight rotation scheme and a dedicated hardware accelerator that enable energy‑efficient, low‑bit inference for large language models such as LLaMA2‑13B…

cs.AR20262 cited

GyRot: Leveraging Hidden Synergy between Rotation and Fine-grained Group Quantization for Low-bit LLM Inference

Sangjin Kim, Yuseon Choi, Byeongcheol Kim +2

GyRot introduces a co-designed quantization framework and hardware accelerator that combine coarse rotation with fine-grained group quantization, enabling accurate 4-bit inference…

cs.LG2026

ELMoE-3D: Leveraging Intrinsic Elasticity of MoE for Hybrid-Bonding-Enabled Self-Speculative Decoding in On-Premises Serving

Yuseon Choi, Jingu Lee, Jungjun Oh +5

Mixture-of-Experts (MoE) models have become the dominant architecture for large-scale language models, yet on-premises serving remains fundamentally memory-bound as batching turns…

cs.AR2026

SliceMoE: Bit-Sliced Expert Caching under Miss-Rate Constraints for Efficient MoE Inference

Yuseon Choi, Sangjin Kim, Jungjun Oh +3

MoE models offer efficient scaling through conditional computation, but their large parameter size and expensive expert offloading make on-device deployment challenging. Existing a…

cs.LG2026

SeVeDo: A Heterogeneous Transformer Accelerator for Low-Bit Inference via Hierarchical Group Quantization and SVD-Guided Mixed Precision

Yuseon Choi, Sangjin Kim, Jungjun Oh +2

Low-bit quantization is a promising technique for efficient transformer inference by reducing computational and memory overhead. However, aggressive bitwidth reduction remains chal…