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The benefit of MTP is highly scenario-dependent: the shorter the input, the lighter the prefill and the higher the decoding proportion, making the decoding time saved by MTP more noticeable; the longer the input, the heavier the prefill and the more easily MTP's extra overhead is amplified.
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