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Fixed-Size KV Cache for Long-Context Inference
One technique for managing long input sequences during inference involves using a Key-Value (KV) cache of a fixed size. This method allows a model to retain a constrained amount of past information at each step, addressing the challenge of long contexts without requiring unbounded memory resources.
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Fixed-Size KV Cache for Long-Context Inference
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