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Compressing RNNs for IoT devices by 15-38x using Kronecker Products

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arxiv 1906.02876 v5 pith:JYI5UZ4G submitted 2019-06-07 cs.LG cs.NEstat.ML

classification cs.LGcs.NEstat.ML
keywords compressionaccuracycompressrnnsconstraineddeviceskroneckerloss
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Recurrent Neural Networks (RNN) can be difficult to deploy on resource constrained devices due to their size.As a result, there is a need for compression techniques that can significantly compress RNNs without negatively impacting task accuracy. This paper introduces a method to compress RNNs for resource constrained environments using Kronecker product (KP). KPs can compress RNN layers by 15-38x with minimal accuracy loss. By quantizing the resulting models to 8-bits, we further push the compression factor to 50x. We show that KP can beat the task accuracy achieved by other state-of-the-art compression techniques across 5 benchmarks spanning 3 different applications, while simultaneously improving inference run-time. We show that the KP compression mechanism does introduce an accuracy loss, which can be mitigated by a proposed hybrid KP (HKP) approach. Our HKP algorithm provides fine-grained control over the compression ratio, enabling us to regain accuracy lost during compression by adding a small number of model parameters.

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