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Is Knowledge Distillation Actually Greener? A Case Study in Machine Translation
Knowledge distillation (KD) is a technique to compress a larger teacher system into a smaller student. In machine translation, KD is commonly evaluated through translation quality and inference efficiency, without jointly accounting for the environmental costs of producing and deploying the distille
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