Beyond Scattered Acceptance: Fast and Coherent Inference for DLMs via Longest Stable Prefixes
Beyond Scattered Acceptance: Fast and Coherent Inference for DLMs via Longest Stable Prefixes explores Longest Stable Prefix (LSP) scheduler accelerates Diffusion Language Model inference by up to 3.4x by optimizing KV cache updates, making it a drop-in replacement for existing DLM inference pipelines.. Commercial viability score: 8/10 in Diffusion Models.
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