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Self-Indexing Attention Unifies Token Retrieval Across Prefill and Decode
A new arXiv paper proposes a self-indexing attention mechanism for sparse long-context LLM inference. The authors note that current sparse methods typically rely on separate retrieval strategies for the prefill and decode stages, which prevents a single retrieval representation from being shared across the whole inference run. Their approach aims to make one retrieval representation reusable throughout, while remaining compatible with compression.
arXivlong-context LLM inferenceprefill and decodeself-indexing attentionsparse attentiontoken retrieval
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