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Oh wow, you’re right. Though it seems that they are using very small weight group sizes: either 16 or 32 (fp16 scaling factor per group). In this paper it seems
by p1esk 3y ago
Oh wow, you’re right. Though it seems that they are using very small weight group sizes: either 16 or 32 (fp16 scaling factor per group). In this paper it seems there’s no weights grouping, so it’s a bit apples to oranges.