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A collection of tricks to speed up LLMs, see our transformer-tricks papers on arXiv
A collection of tricks to simplify and speed up transformer models:
Many of these tricks follow a recent trend of removing parts from neural networks such as RMSNorm’s removal of mean centering from LayerNorm, PaLM's removal of bias-parameters, decoder-only transformer's removal of the encoder stack, and of course transformer’s revolutionary removal of recurrent layers.
For example, our FlashNorm removes the weights from RMSNorm and merges them with the next linear layer. And slim attention removes the entire V-cache from the context memory for MHA transformers.
Install the transformer tricks package:
pip install transformer-tricks
Alternatively, to run from latest repo:
git clone https://github.com/OpenMachine-ai/transformer-tricks.git
pip3 install --quiet -r requirements.txt
Follow the links below for documentation of the python code in this directory:
The papers are accompanied by the following Jupyter notebooks:
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A collection of tricks to speed up LLMs, see our transformer-tricks papers on arXiv
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