Stochastic gradient (SG) methods have become essential in handling large datasets, providing efficient gradient estimates using subsamples, thus improving scalability for Bayesian inference.
Neural networks are becoming larger and more complex, but their applications increasingly require running on resource-constrained devices such as smartphones, wearables, microcontrollers, and edge devices. Quantization enables: - Reducing model size: For example, switching from float32 to int8 can shrink a model by up to 4 times. - Faster inference: Integer arithmetic is faster and more energy-efficient. - Lower memory and bandwidth requirements: This is critical for edge/IoT devices and embedded scenarios.
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In this study, we introduce modifications to the baseline Bayesian GPLVM model, demonstrating that pre-processing, likelihood adaptation, and additional technical factors significantly enhance performance.