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The N-gram interpolation table stores probability distributions of high-frequency word sequences, directly looking up the table during autoregressive decoding to skip some neural network computation, accelerating the Prefill stage, and is well-suited for residing on an SSD due to its predominantly sequential read access pattern.
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