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Learning Recurrent Binary/Ternary Weights

ICLR 2019 · Architectures and efficiency › RNNs and normalization · approach: Efficient recurrent architectures · 3 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Add batch normalization to the recurrent vector-matrix products while learning binary or ternary weightsLSTM recurrent weight quantization · Sequential tasksprediction performanceHelped
Use ternary rather than binary recurrent weightsLSTM · Text8BPC: 1.54 -> 1.51Helped
Use ternary rather than binary recurrent weightsLSTM · Penn Treebank word-level, largePerplexity: 76.5 -> 76.3Helped
Use binary recurrent weightsLSTM · Penn Treebank word-level, mediumPerplexity: 87.6 -> 87.2Helped
Use ternary recurrent weightsLSTM · MNIST pixel-by-pixelaccuracy: 98.9 -> 98.8No clear effect
Use ternary recurrent weightsAttentive Reader · CNN question answeringaccuracy: 59.81 -> 60.03Helped
Replace full-precision weights with binary recurrent weightsLow-Power ASIC · Recurrent inferencePower (mW): 336 -> 37Helped
Replace full-precision weights with binary recurrent weightsHigh-Speed ASIC · Recurrent inferenceThroughput (GOps/sec): 80 -> 800Helped
Use smaller batch sizes for batch-normalized weight quantizationLSTM · Penn Treebank character-level modelingprediction accuracyHurt

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