A Target-Centric Survey of Quantization-Aware Training

📅 2026-08-30
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本文针对大模型的内存占用和计算需求问题,通过量化感知训练(QAT)技术,在训练时模拟量化效果,生成低比特模型,保持与全精度模型相近的准确率。
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The rapid development of LLMs incurs prohibitive memory footprints and intensive computational demands. Quantization-Aware Training (QAT) techniques have emerged as a promising solution to address these challenges by explicitly simulating quantization effects during model training, yielding low-bit models that achieve accuracy comparable to their full-precision counterparts. In this work, we provide a target-centric survey of QAT, aimed at clarifying both its theoretical foundations and its evolving implementation landscape. We systematically review existing QAT methods through a target-centric taxonomy and synthesize cross-target differences in error characteristics, numerical formats, and strategy transferability. We further summarize QAT evaluation paradigms and discuss challenges in optimization and deployment, outlining potential directions for future research.
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Quantization-Aware Training
memory footprints
computational demands
low-bit models
accuracy
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Quantization-Aware Training
target-centric taxonomy
error characteristics
numerical formats
strategy transferability
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