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AWE: Adaptive Weight Encoding for Exact Integer Matrix Products with Fewer GEMMs on FP4 Tensor Cores
Emulation of high-accuracy floating-point matrix multiplication, as in the Ozaki scheme, splits the inputs into low-precision components and multiplies them pairwise. These products must be error-free, and each is an integer matrix product times a scale factor. FP4 Tensor Cores are the fastest on th
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