UT-ACA: Uncertainty-Triggered Adaptive Context Allocation for Long-Context Inference
UT-ACA: Uncertainty-Triggered Adaptive Context Allocation for Long-Context Inference explores A framework to dynamically adjust context windows for long-context LLM inference based on token uncertainty, reducing computational cost.. Commercial viability score: 4/10 in LLM Inference Optimization.
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