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Execution-Path Qualification and Realized Costs in Speculative Decoding on Consumer Systems
Numerical execution paths can change greedy output; a mismatch alone does not predict the remaining trajectory. On the tested B570 stack, we select a draft-free target-only micro-batch-one predictor using exposed discovery data, then freeze complete generated-ID predictions before reserved live spec
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