Inference Speed
Inference speed describes how quickly a model can produce an answer after receiving a request.
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These terms describe request latency, token output, reuse of cached work, and the memory footprint of a model.
Words that describe how models trade speed for cost and memory.
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Inference speed describes how quickly a model can produce an answer after receiving a request.
Token rate measures how many output tokens a serving system can produce in a given amount of time.
Cache hit rate is the share of requests that can reuse stored work instead of recomputing it.
Model footprint is the memory or storage size a model needs while being deployed or served.