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The speedup of speculative decoding depends heavily on test conditions, including batch size, generation length, sampling temperature and hardware configuration; the speedup is higher in scenarios with small batches, long outputs and low-temperature sampling, while the marginal gain narrows under high concurrency and large batches.
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