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Overview
Developed byIST Austria researchers
Open source✓ Open Source
Use casereducing memory footprint of large language models
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AWQGGML
Based onOptimal Brain Quantization framework
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GPTQ

concept

Post-training quantization method for compressing large language models to 4-bit precision with minimal accuracy loss.

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primary use case

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reducing memory footprint of large language models○UnverifiedHighFresh1
Post-training quantization of large language models○UnverifiedHighFresh1

open source

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implemented by

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AutoGPTQ○UnverifiedHighFresh1
Transformers library○UnverifiedHighFresh1

supports protocol

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4-bit quantization○UnverifiedHighFresh1
3-bit quantization○UnverifiedModerateFresh1

supports model

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GPT models○UnverifiedHighFresh1
OPT models○UnverifiedHighFresh1
BLOOM models○UnverifiedModerateFresh1

requires

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PyTorch○UnverifiedHighFresh1

developed by

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IST Austria researchers○UnverifiedHighFresh1

alternative to

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AWQ○UnverifiedModerateFresh1
GGML○UnverifiedModerateFresh1

based on

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Optimal Brain Quantization framework○UnverifiedModerateFresh1

integrates with

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Hugging Face Transformers○UnverifiedModerateFresh1

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