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State-conditioned prefix-aware acceptance gap estimation refers to estimating the acceptance gap between the draft model and the target model based on the current trajectory state (such as task type, turn, and context length), and dynamically allocating prediction budgets accordingly, skewing toward states with large acceptance gaps and high supervision demand.
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