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QDyLoRA: Quantized Dynamic Low-Rank Adaptation for Efficient Large Language Model Tuning

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arxiv 2402.10462 v1 pith:EULB6QSW submitted 2024-02-16 cs.LG cs.CL

classification cs.LGcs.CL
keywords qdyloradynamiclow-rankadaptationefficientfine-tuningloraqlora
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Finetuning large language models requires huge GPU memory, restricting the choice to acquire Larger models. While the quantized version of the Low-Rank Adaptation technique, named QLoRA, significantly alleviates this issue, finding the efficient LoRA rank is still challenging. Moreover, QLoRA is trained on a pre-defined rank and, therefore, cannot be reconfigured for its lower ranks without requiring further fine-tuning steps. This paper proposes QDyLoRA -Quantized Dynamic Low-Rank Adaptation-, as an efficient quantization approach for dynamic low-rank adaptation. Motivated by Dynamic LoRA, QDyLoRA is able to efficiently finetune LLMs on a set of pre-defined LoRA ranks. QDyLoRA enables fine-tuning Falcon-40b for ranks 1 to 64 on a single 32 GB V100-GPU through one round of fine-tuning. Experimental results show that QDyLoRA is competitive to QLoRA and outperforms when employing its optimal rank.

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  1. A Language-Guided Bayesian Optimization for Efficient LoRA Hyperparameter Search

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    LLM embeddings plus Bayesian optimization find better LoRA hyperparameters in ~30 proxy trials than standard published settings.

  2. Language-Aware Information Maximization for Transductive Few-Shot CLIP

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    LIMO, a transductive loss combining mutual information, zero-shot KL regularization, and LoRA, sets new state-of-the-art few-shot accuracy for CLIP on 11 datasets.

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