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Distributed inference parallelism strategies include tensor parallelism (TP), pipeline parallelism (PP), expert parallelism (EP), and PD disaggregation.
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UnverifiedDistributed inference splits the model across multiple machines via pipeline parallelism or tensor parallelism, at the cost of introducing network communication overhead, and local network bandwidth and latency directly determine whether collaborative inference is usable.70% similarUnverifiedNormalizing flows can directly reuse the mature inference infrastructure of LLMs, including KV-cache management, tensor parallelism strategies, and inference acceleration techniques such as speculative decoding.67% similarUnverifiedPD disaggregation deploys the compute-intensive Prefill stage and the memory-bandwidth-intensive Decode stage of inference on separate instances for independent scaling and optimization67% similarUnverifiedParallelization strategies for multi-GPU inference include tensor parallelism (splitting individual mathematical operations across multiple GPUs), pipeline parallelism (assigning different neural network layers to different GPUs), and data parallelism (replicating the entire model to process multiple batches of data).65% similarUnverifiedTensor parallelism, pipeline parallelism and data parallelism are the three basic strategies for distributed training of large models, and they are often used in combination (i.e. 3D parallelism).65% similar
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