Jev-guided sparse attention for MiniMax H3
Jev selects a sparse-attention rate for each layer during video generation. The author reports a run falling from 6m07s to 3m34s on an RTX 4070.
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Jev selects a sparse-attention rate for each layer during video generation. The author reports a run falling from 6m07s to 3m34s on an RTX 4070.
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