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Latent Compaction

A method that compresses the KV cache by treating it as a trainable neural network through test-time training. It learns a compact cache for each document while keeping model weights frozen, and it improves long-context inference efficiency without access to downstream question-answering data.

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Oct 15

Latent Compaction treats the KV cache itself as a trainable neural network and optimizes it through test-time training.

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Latent Compaction was proposed by the THUNLP team at Tsinghua University.

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Latent Compaction achieves 96.7% accuracy on the RULER benchmark at a 32x compression rate, while KVZip+ achieves only 40.0%.

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Latent Compaction training uses only generic prompts about the document and does not access any downstream questions or answers.

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Latent Compaction learns a compact, document-specific cache for each document, while the model weights remain frozen.

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Latent Compaction's cache entry initialization fuses three signals: reconstruction importance, teacher attention, and key-space diversity.

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Latent Compaction training is divided into two stages: the first stage fits the attention output and log normalizer of the full cache, and the second stage jointly optimizes the entire cache through end-to-end distillation.

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Latent Compaction achieves retrieval gains on both Qwen3 and MiniCPM5, demonstrating cross-model-family transferability.

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Latent Compaction demonstrates advantages on benchmarks such as RULER, LongBench, and Phonebook Lookup.

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The Latent Compaction code has been open-sourced on GitHub, with the repository THUNLP/latent-compaction.

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The trend revealed by Latent Compaction is that static components in the inference process can dynamically adapt to the input through test-time training.

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Latent Compaction was proposed by the THUNLP team at Tsinghua University.

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Latent Compaction achieves 96.7% accuracy on the RULER benchmark at a 32x compression rate, while KVZip+ achieves only 40.0%.

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Latent Compaction training uses only generic prompts about the document and does not access any downstream questions or answers.

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Latent Compaction learns a compact, document-specific cache for each document, while the model weights remain frozen.

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Latent Compaction's cache entry initialization fuses three signals: reconstruction importance, teacher attention, and key-space diversity.

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Latent Compaction training is divided into two stages: the first stage fits the attention output and log normalizer of the full cache, and the second stage jointly optimizes the entire cache through end-to-end distillation.

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Latent Compaction achieves retrieval gains on both Qwen3 and MiniCPM5, demonstrating cross-model-family transferability.

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Latent Compaction demonstrates advantages on benchmarks such as RULER, LongBench, and Phonebook Lookup.

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Latent Compaction treats the KV cache itself as a trainable neural network and optimizes it through test-time training.

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The Latent Compaction code has been open-sourced on GitHub, with the repository THUNLP/latent-compaction.

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