LoRA Fine-Tuning on Phone NPUs: First-Order Costs Remain
A new arXiv paper describes on-device LLM fine-tuning with LoRA, noting that first-order training steps still carry a cost even after parameter reduction.
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A new arXiv paper describes on-device LLM fine-tuning with LoRA, noting that first-order training steps still carry a cost even after parameter reduction.
A new arXiv preprint proposes using paired auxiliary observations to reduce the impact of noise in Bayesian optimization.
A new method, PRECOCIAL, uses iterative search to discover code-based pretraining curriculums instead of relying on hand-designed programs.
A new arXiv paper proposes a perturbation method that gives sparse attention provable per-query error control, addressing heavy-tailed errors on real KV caches.
A new method, UtoMe, guides token merging in weather transformers by accounting for the varying reliability of reanalysis data.
A new arXiv paper argues that how shared parameters are organized across depth is as important as how many are shared.
A new arXiv paper argues that reproducible RL baselines for long-horizon software engineering agents require co-designing the model and system.
A new method called RAFT aims to reduce redundant data in temporal graph neural network training, potentially improving efficiency.
A new proof shows a fundamental limit of equiangular tight frame targets in analytic continual learning, with an equinorm correction for imbalanced classes.
A new method, UpLoop, converts existing pretrained language models into looped architectures via a gated loop, avoiding the expense of training looped models from scratch.
A new arXiv paper proposes a self-improving co-compilation method to unlock stranded GPU capacity in large language model serving.
A new method accounts for synergistic effects between perturbations to better predict single-cell responses.
A new arXiv preprint extends multifidelity Monte Carlo estimation to high-dimensional quantities of interest, potentially reducing cost when high-fidelity models are expensive.
A new paper argues that latent world models make a basic geometric mistake by measuring goal distances with Euclidean norms, and should instead use distances along the latent manifold.
A new arXiv preprint proposes a framework where recursive self-improving agents jointly evolve their execution scaffolds and intrinsic capabilities.
New research identifies and characterises a counterintuitive 'overshoot' effect in agentic on-policy distillation, where smaller students surpass their teachers.
A new arXiv preprint proposes a data-flow LoRA fine-tuning approach aimed at the compute and memory costs that remain on consumer GPUs.
A new arXiv paper extends the decentralized online convex optimization framework to exp-concave loss functions, though the abstract's results are cut off in the available text.