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Add new INT4 quantization features to model builder #940
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As title. This enables support for further reduced quantized model size and improved runtime efficiency, within acceptable range of accuracy degradation. Orthogonal to #940. This PR targets already quantized models in autoawq/autogptq format that **has** lmhead quantized.
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### Description This PR adds new INT4 quantization features to the model builder. 1. The model builder can now quantize the embedding layer and the language modeling head to INT4 precision by default. 2. For already-quantized PyTorch models that are passed to the model builder, any ops that are still created with `MatMul` can now be quantized to `MatMulNBits` via RTN. 3. A new optional flag in the extra options called `int4_op_types_to_quantize` has been added to allow more flexibility with INT4 quantization. ### Motivation and Context With these PR changes, the size of the ONNX models can be reduced by quantizing the embedding layer and/or the language modeling head. For the ONNX models built from already-quantized PyTorch models, one example is with using AutoAWQ. AutoAWQ does not quantize the language modeling head. The resulting ONNX model typically contains a `MatMul` op for the language modeling head. Now, that `MatMul` op will be quantized via RTN to `MatMulNBits` to reduce memory.
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As title. This enables support for further reduced quantized model size and improved runtime efficiency, within acceptable range of accuracy degradation. Orthogonal to #940. This PR targets already quantized models in autoawq/autogptq format that **has** lmhead quantized.
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Description
This PR adds new INT4 quantization features to the model builder.
MatMul
can now be quantized toMatMulNBits
via RTN.int4_op_types_to_quantize
has been added to allow more flexibility with INT4 quantization.Motivation and Context
With these PR changes, the size of the ONNX models can be reduced by quantizing the embedding layer and/or the language modeling head.
For the ONNX models built from already-quantized PyTorch models, one example is with using AutoAWQ. AutoAWQ does not quantize the language modeling head. The resulting ONNX model typically contains a
MatMul
op for the language modeling head. Now, thatMatMul
op will be quantized via RTN toMatMulNBits
to reduce memory.