LLMForge is a NAS framework with Infinite-Head Attention, a Forge-Former surrogate, and Forge-DSE engine that discovers hardware-specific architectures for edge language models, yielding variants with improved accuracy, energy, or latency on different substrates.
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A framework to identify and convert foldable layer normalizations to RMSNorm for exact equivalence and faster inference in deep neural networks.
Even small or undertrained teachers improve larger LLM students via distillation with tuned loss mixing, while stronger teachers can saturate or reverse gains and distillation aids generalization more than in-domain fit.
FlashNorm is an exact algebraic reformulation of RMSNorm plus linear projection that folds weights and defers normalization to allow parallel execution, plus scale-invariance simplifications that remove redundant norms in certain architectures.
Position paper claiming that distributed training across massive edge devices can overcome data depletion and centralized compute monopolies in LLM scaling.
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LLMForge: Multi-Backend Hardware-Aware Neural Architecture Search with Infinite-Head Attention for Edge Language Models
LLMForge is a NAS framework with Infinite-Head Attention, a Forge-Former surrogate, and Forge-DSE engine that discovers hardware-specific architectures for edge language models, yielding variants with improved accuracy, energy, or latency on different substrates.
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Enjoy Your Layer Normalization with the Computational Efficiency of RMSNorm
A framework to identify and convert foldable layer normalizations to RMSNorm for exact equivalence and faster inference in deep neural networks.
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Strong Teacher Not Needed? On Distillation in LLM Pretraining
Even small or undertrained teachers improve larger LLM students via distillation with tuned loss mixing, while stronger teachers can saturate or reverse gains and distillation aids generalization more than in-domain fit.
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FlashNorm: Fast Normalization for Transformers
FlashNorm is an exact algebraic reformulation of RMSNorm plus linear projection that folds weights and defers normalization to allow parallel execution, plus scale-invariance simplifications that remove redundant norms in certain architectures.
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Will LLMs Scaling Hit the Wall? Breaking Barriers via Distributed Resources on Massive Edge Devices
Position paper claiming that distributed training across massive edge devices can overcome data depletion and centralized compute monopolies in LLM scaling.