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HitNet: Hybrid Ternary Recurrent Neural Network

NeurIPS 2018 · Architectures and efficiency › Quantization · approach: Mixed-precision quantization · 26 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use TTQ for weights and BTQ for activations (hybrid) instead of TTQ for both, without sloping factor (ablation)ternary LSTM · PTBPPW: 125.5 -> 120.1Helped
Add sloping factor lambda=0.4 to activation functions of HitNet (ablation)HitNet LSTM · PTBPPW: 120.1 -> 110.3Helped
Use too small sloping factor lambda=0.1 (ablation)HitNet LSTM · PTBPPW: 136.4 vs 120.1 at lambda=1Hurt
Small sloping factor lambda=0.3-0.5 on full-precision LSTM (ablation)Full-precision LSTM · PTBPPW: 97.2 -> 95.8Helped
Quantize both weights and activations with 2-bit uniform quantization vs weights onlyLSTM · PTBPPW: 103.3 -> 638.9Hurt
Quantize activations with TTQ rather than weights onlyLSTM · PTBPPW: 108.7 -> 125.5Hurt
HitNet vs prior 2-bit quantization (Zhou et al.)LSTM · PTBPPW: 126 -> 110.3Helped
HitNet vs prior 2-bit quantization (Zhou et al.)GRU · PTBPPW: 142 -> 113.5Helped

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