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Fewer Bits, More Tries: Recovering Capability Under Memory Constraints
Large language models are generally more capable than smaller ones, but their memory requirements can make local deployment difficult. We ask whether part of this capability gap can instead be recovered by running a smaller or more compressed model multiple times and selecting among its outputs usin
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