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Loss-aware Weight Quantization of Deep Networks

ICLR 2018 · Architectures and efficiency › Quantization · approach: Post-training weight quantization · 91 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use loss-aware ternarization instead of TWNLSTM · War and Peacetesting cross-entropy: 1.290 -> 1.245Helped
Use loss-aware ternarization instead of TTQLSTM · Linux Kerneltesting cross-entropy: 1.302 -> 1.256Helped
Use loss-aware ternarization instead of full precisionLSTM · Penn Treebanktesting cross-entropy: 1.083 -> 1.015Helped
Use loss-aware 3-bit logarithmic quantization instead of DoReFa-Net3LSTM · Penn Treebanktesting cross-entropy: 1.017 -> 1.009Helped
Use two scaling parameters instead of one (ablation)LAT ternarization · CIFAR-100testing error (%): 39.19 -> 38.84Helped
Use two scaling parameters instead of one (ablation)LAT ternarization · War and Peacetesting cross-entropy: 1.253 -> 1.245Helped
Use two scaling parameters instead of one (ablation)LAT ternarization · CIFAR-10testing error (%): 10.38 -> 10.48Hurt
Use two scaling parameters instead of one (ablation)LAT ternarization · SVHNtesting error (%): 2.30 -> 2.35Mixed
Use logarithmic rather than linear quantization (ablation)LAQ3 · Penn Treebanktesting cross-entropy: 1.017 -> 1.009Helped
Use logarithmic rather than linear quantization (ablation)LAQ3 · CIFAR-100testing error (%): 38.70 -> 38.50Helped
Use four bits rather than ternarization (ablation)LAQ logarithmic quantization · War and Peacetesting cross-entropy: 1.239 -> 1.272Hurt
Use four bits rather than ternarization (ablation)LAQ logarithmic quantization · Linux Kerneltesting cross-entropy: 1.256 -> 1.319Hurt

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