This paper measures and analytically derive an optimal size for in-prompt document batching to effectively amortize this overhead of LLM calls over public APIs, cutting end-to-end semantic operator latency by up to 14 × with no meaningful accuracy loss.
RAILS is presented, a retrieval-augmented incremental LLM clusterer that turns clustering into a simple loop over a growing label pool and scales through document batching with bounded concurrency.
Armin Oliya, Aleksandra Sawczuk, Radosław Białobrzeski· 0 citations
A low-latency MLIR compilation backend based on TPDE that by-passes the LLVM lowering and compilation pipeline is introduced and techniques that reduce MLIR’s intrinsic overhead are proposed.
Jonas Ladner, Lukas Döllerer, Alexis Engelke et al.· 0 citations
This work introduces Adaptive Cross-Domain Batching (ACDB) as a method to dynamically adjust batch sizes based on the state of the queues, characteristics of the messages being processed, and real-time feedback from GPU usage.
A. Aldarf, A. Shaker, I. Bessmertny· Scientific and Technical Jou...· 0 citations
Strings are the most common data type in modern database systems, yet they are often treated as an afterthought in high-performance data formats. While numerical data benefits from specialized, lightweight compression schemes, text is typically handled by general-purpose algorithms such as Zstd, LZ4, or Snappy, which r...
Tobias Schmidt, Nicolas Schmitt, Thomas Neumann et al.· Proceedings of the VLDB Endo...· 1 citation
Jev's decision-oriented application programming interface (API) is integrated into edge service orchestration to reduce overhead while retaining service completion, and decision-model substitution for latency-bound admission on bounded contracts is supported.
De-Long Li, Xu Wang, Hao-Chen Gong et al.· 10 citations· ⚡2
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