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Jacap: Robust KV Cache Eviction via Jacobian-Based Nonlinear Information Capacity Preservation
Key-value (KV) cache eviction is essential for scaling long-context inference in Large Language Models. However, existing policies predominantly rely on empirical heuristics, lacking a rigorous characterization of token utility under the inherently nonlinear softmax attention mechanism. In this work
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