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Shrinking Giants: A Word on Floating-Point Precision in LLM Domain for Faster, Cheaper Models
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Shrinking Giants: A Word on Floating-Point Precision in LLM Domain for Faster, Cheaper Models
Ever wondered how floating-point decision can have an impact on LLM’s output? 🔢 What is Floating-Point Precision? Floating-point is the standard way computers represent real numbers (numbers with a fractional part, like 3.14 or 1.2×10−5). A floating-point number is generally composed of three parts: a sign bit, an exponent, and a mantissa (or significand). Sign bit: Determines if the number is positive or negative. Exponent: Determines the sc…
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