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Reused parallel Jacobi-decoding iterates to generate cached n-grams and verified them in a separate branch within a combined target-model pass, with a multi-GPU implementation.
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Inherits Jacobi decoding and guess-and-verify methods. No auxiliary model does not mean no n-gram cache, added FLOPs or hardware costs. The logarithmic per-step compute tradeoff and reported speedups are conditional/workload specific, not constant-cost universal latency reduction. Distinct from the Lookahead optimizer.
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Yichao Fu; Peter Bailis; Ion Stoica; Hao Zhang
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Lookahead Decoding: Jacobi n-gram generation and verification
Reused parallel Jacobi-decoding iterates to generate cached n-grams and verified them in a separate branch within a combined target-model pass, with a multi-GPU implementation.
Scientific scope
Inherits Jacobi decoding and guess-and-verify methods. No auxiliary model does not mean no n-gram cache, added FLOPs or hardware costs. The logarithmic per-step compute tradeoff and reported speedups are conditional/workload specific, not constant-cost universal latency reduction. Distinct from the Lookahead optimizer.
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People and systems
Yichao Fu; Peter Bailis; Ion Stoica; Hao Zhang
Source-listed authors or explicitly credited technical contributors for the cited versions. Family entries retain source-specific attribution; a combined list is not one original-paper byline or equal individual work. Names alone do not establish resolved identities.