A large language model inference system is handling a mix of requests: many short, single-word generation tasks and a few long-input processing tasks. Initially, the system exhibits low overall throughput, with the short tasks experiencing significant delays. A modification is made to the system: instead of processing each long input in one large computational step, it is broken down and processed in a series of smaller, sequential steps. After this change, overall throughput increases and delay
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Ch.5 Inference - Foundations of Large Language Models
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