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Opleiding DSAI Pruning-aware Shapley values estimation for Large Language Models

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It is reported that the nonuniform semistructured framework detects critical layers and that, as demonstrated through successive pruning experiments, their preservation from pruning greatly reduces performance degradation, compared to a fully pruned model.

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