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Roughly speaking I believe it's the number of parameters times the size of the parameters. So in the 4 bit case it's half a gigabyte per billion parameters. Fr
by dkjaudyeqooe 3y ago
Roughly speaking I believe it's the number of parameters times the size of the parameters. So in the 4 bit case it's half a gigabyte per billion parameters.
From a performance point of view (quantized) integer parameters are going to run better on CPUs than floating point parameters.