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SSDi8 presents a specialized post-training quantization framework for the Structured State Space Duality (SSD) architecture, addressing its specific memory and latency overheads without sacrificing accuracy. By decoupling multiplication operations and leveraging intrinsic dimensional decomposition, the method achieves significant speedups in INT8 settings while maintaining performance comparable to FP16. This work is critical for deploying next-generation sequence models like Mamba-2 on resource-constrained edge devices such as the Orin NX.
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SSDi8: Accurate and Efficient 8-bit Quantization for State Space Duality

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arXiv:2608.21952v1 Announce Type: new Abstract: Recent advances in sequence modeling have highlighted Mamba as a state space architecture offering efficient long-range dependency modeling and providing a viable alternative to Transformers. Building upon this, Mamba-2 introduces the Structured State Space Duality (SSD), which integrates recurrent and attention modes to achieve efficiency and scalability. However, this architectural expansion substantially increases memory and latency overhead, underscoring the need for efficient compression strategies tailored to SSD. In this work, we present SSDi8, the first post-training quantization framework specifically designed for SSD to maintain a persistent INT8 path. SSDi8 introduces a reformulation that decouples element-wise multiplications from matrix multiplications, enabling reuse of quantized activations across modules. Moreover, SSDi8 adaptively quantizes channel-varying activations at cost-effective points, further reducing latency. On the accuracy side, SSDi8 explicitly leverages the intrinsic dimensional decomposition of SSD, exploiting distinct outlier distributions across axes, and incorporates an error correction term based on per-channel error statistics. Comprehensive experiments demonstrate that SSDi8 achieves accuracy comparable to FP16 while delivering up to 1.4x speedup in W4A8 and W8A8 settings. We further validate its robustness in resource-constrained environments by deploying it on the Orin NX device.

Abstract:Recent advances in sequence modeling have highlighted Mamba as a state space architecture offering efficient long-range dependency modeling and providing a viable alternative to Transformers. Building upon this, Mamba-2 introduces the Structured State Space Duality (SSD), which integrates recurrent and attention modes to achieve efficiency and scalability. However, this architectural expansion substantially increases memory and latency overhead, underscoring the need for efficient compression strategies tailored to SSD. In this work, we present SSDi8, the first post-training quantization framework specifically designed for SSD to maintain a persistent INT8 path. SSDi8 introduces a reformulation that decouples element-wise multiplications from matrix multiplications, enabling reuse of quantized activations across modules. Moreover, SSDi8 adaptively quantizes channel-varying activations at cost-effective points, further reducing latency. On the accuracy side, SSDi8 explicitly leverages the intrinsic dimensional decomposition of SSD, exploiting distinct outlier distributions across axes, and incorporates an error correction term based on per-channel error statistics. Comprehensive experiments demonstrate that SSDi8 achieves accuracy comparable to FP16 while delivering up to 1.4x speedup in W4A8 and W8A8 settings. We further validate its robustness in resource-constrained environments by deploying it on the Orin NX device.

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