Two new research papers explore the use of Large Language Models (LLMs) in Neural Architecture Search (NAS). The first paper, 'GraphIR', introduces an intermediate representation to bridge the gap between executable neural network programs and LLM-guided evolution, showing improved search performance on benchmarks like CLRS. The second paper, 'Device-First Feedback', focuses on mobile-native LLM-driven NAS, developing a pipeline that optimizes models for on-device performance rather than just GPU accuracy, demonstrating significant gains on mobile deployment scores for CIFAR-10 but facing challenges with harder tasks like CIFAR-100. AI
IMPACT These papers advance LLM capabilities in automating complex model design, potentially accelerating AI development and deployment.
RANK_REASON Two academic papers published on arXiv detailing new methods for LLM-driven Neural Architecture Search.
- CIFAR-10
- CIFAR-100
- CLRS
- DagsHub
- GraphIR
- Hugging Face
- Large Language Models
- NAS-Dependency
- Neural Architecture Search
- OpenEvolve
- QLoRA
- Samsung SM-P613
- TensorFlow Lite
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