The Curse and Blessing of Mean Bias in FP4-Quantized LLM Training
The Curse and Blessing of Mean Bias in FP4-Quantized LLM Training explores This paper addresses numerical instability in low-bit LLM training caused by mean bias, proposing a simple mean-subtraction method for improvement.. Commercial viability score: 2/10 in LLM Training.
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