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==== Compared with just slapping zstd or gzip on tensors, or using basic half/8-bit quantization: ==== # GPU-aware patterns - It focuses on patterns that appear naturally in deep nets (ReLU zeros, pruning sparsity, quantization, similar batch structure) and implements them in CUDA-friendly ways. # Semantic leverage via LoreTokens - Some patterns are not just “zeros here, values there” but known semantic structures. - A LoreToken can stand in for a complex, known tensor layout, meaning the system can compress entire structural patterns into short symbolic codes. # Transparent hooking - No framework patching, no driver mods, no kernel modules. - Any CUDA-using code can, in principle, benefit without being rewritten. # Safety-first, production-leaning design - It’s clearly laid out with: - Logging - Fallback paths - Stepwise activation levels - That makes it plausible to deploy in real systems, not just as a benchmark toy.
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