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It means uniform scalar quantization. Specifically, for K bits, we round to the K bit grid [1/2, 3/2, … 2^K - 1/2] – 2^(K-1). You should be able to make a codebook class in lib/codebook that quantizes to this grid. You will need to determine the right scale. I have the code for this somewhere - ping me if you can’t implement a working codebook and I’ll try to find it.
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I wonder that how can I reproduce the results of QuIP#(no FT and no lattice codebook E8).
no lattice codebook E8 dose it mean uniform (INT) quantization, or is it still vector quantization.
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Hi,
I wonder that how can I reproduce the results of QuIP#(no FT and no lattice codebook E8).
no lattice codebook E8
dose it mean uniform (INT) quantization, or is it still vector quantization.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: