Trade-offs Between Model Size, Latency, and Accuracy for OpenPangu-7B-MLA Versus Prosody-Exclusive Models on Edge Devices
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To help MLOps engineers decide which operator to use in which deployment scenario, this study aims to empirically assess the accuracy vs latency trade-off of white-box (training-based) and black-box operators (non-training-based) and their combinations in an Edge AI setup. We perform inference experiments including 3 white-box (i.e., QAT, Pruning, Knowledge Distillation), 2 black-box (i.e., Partition, SPTQ), and their combined operators (i.e., Distilled SPTQ, SPTQ Partition) across 3 tiers (i.e., Mobile, Edge, Cloud) on 4 commonly-used Computer Vision and Natural Language Processing models to
Research goal: How does the trade-off between model size and latency compare between OpenPangu-7B-MLA and smaller prosody-exclusive models when deployed on edge devices for real-time EchoMind classification, and what is the impact on accuracy under fixed hardware constraints?
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