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OJBKQ : Objective-Joint Babai–Klein-Based Quantization ∗

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OJBKQ is proposed, a layer-wise PTQ method that formulates weight quantization as a joint optimization problem over activations and weights, yielding a multiple-right-hand-side box-constrained integer least squares (BILS) problem per layer.

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