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TabDPT-Turbo introduces a row-based attention architecture optimized for tabular data, achieving inference speeds orders of magnitude faster than recent cell-based or retrieval-heavy models without sacrificing accuracy. By leveraging long-context pre-training and self-supervised learning on expanded real-world datasets, this approach addresses critical efficiency bottlenecks in compute-constrained environments where speed is paramount.
TabDPT-Turbo: Efficient In-Context Learning for Tabular Prediction
arXiv:2608.01400v1 Announce Type: cross Abstract: Tabular foundation models, driven by in-context learning, have rapidly grown in quality and popularity. However, recent approaches with either cell-based architectures or retrieval have sacrificed efficiency for raw performance, restricting their utility in situations where compute is limited or inference speed is crucial. We adopt an alternate approach, sticking with row-based attention while incorporating long context pre-training to eliminate the need for retrieval. By combining this with architectural improvements and SSL pre-training on a newly-sourced, larger corpus of real data results, we present TabDPT-Turbo, a model that provides comparable default performance to TabDPT v1.1 on TabArena-Lite, CC18, and CTR23, at orders of magnitude faster. In our experiments, TabDPT-Turbo is the fastest model overall among leading foundation models. We have released the new model as TabDPT v1.2 at https://github.com/layer6ai-labs/TabDPT-inference.
Abstract:Tabular foundation models, driven by in-context learning, have rapidly grown in quality and popularity. However, recent approaches with either cell-based architectures or retrieval have sacrificed efficiency for raw performance, restricting their utility in situations where compute is limited or inference speed is crucial. We adopt an alternate approach, sticking with row-based attention while incorporating long context pre-training to eliminate the need for retrieval. By combining this with architectural improvements and SSL pre-training on a newly-sourced, larger corpus of real data results, we present TabDPT-Turbo, a model that provides comparable default performance to TabDPT v1.1 on TabArena-Lite, CC18, and CTR23, at orders of magnitude faster. In our experiments, TabDPT-Turbo is the fastest model overall among leading foundation models. We have released the new model as TabDPT v1.2 at this https URL.
Machine Learning (cs.LG); Artificial Intelligence (cs.AI)
arXiv:2608.01400 [cs.LG]
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