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Yes, nothing here is really new. For inference, trits/sec decoded into L1 cache is a lot more important than random access, and is going to be hardware specifi
by chris_va 2y ago
Yes, nothing here is really new.
For inference, trits/sec decoded into L1 cache is a lot more important than random access, and is going to be hardware specific (e.g. what SIMD instructions are available). 8bit seems an odd choice given most available instructions, but the Succincter paper's use of mod and individual decoding is (unless I am misreading it) much slower.
- Spoof7726 2y agoI completely agree. I don’t think the paper is practical either; I shared it only to show that random access is possible in theory.