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The guarded compression process includes, at encoding time, using 8-bit logarithmic encoding for each moment and checking whether the decoded update is within tolerance, and if not, storing the original FP32 value; at recovery time, decoding the moments and computing the update, ensuring that the first update after recovery matches the original update within tolerance.
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