Speculative Decoding
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Train, debug, and validate a speculative decoding draft model (EAGLE3, DFlash, DSpark, Domino) through the ModelOpt launcher pipeline. Use when the user wants to add a new model to a draft-training pipeline, asks why a pipeline run failed, wants experiment logs reviewed, or wants to check whether a run's acceptance rate meets threshold. Triggers on "EAGLE3", "DFlash", "DSpark", "Domino", "draft model", "acceptance rate", "speculative decoding pipeline". Do NOT use for quantizing a model (use ptq
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Versiyonv1.0.0
YazarNVIDIA
Kategoricoding
Skill IDNVIDIA/Model-Optimizer/plugins/modelopt/skills/speculative-decoding
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