QuantWAMs: Calibrating at the Right Granularity for World Action Models
QuantWAMs introduces a post-training quantization framework to efficiently deploy World Action Models (WAMs) by addressing calibration and execution challenges.
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QuantWAMs introduces a post-training quantization framework to efficiently deploy World Action Models (WAMs) by addressing calibration and execution challenges.
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