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GeoPair compresses transformers by factorizing compatible cross-layer weights
GeoPair pairs structurally compatible projections and factorizes them with shared dictionaries, preserving layer-specific calibration geometry without training. Its reported gains over independent and heuristic decompositions make it relevant to engineers evaluating model compression.
- What
- GeoPair is a training-free framework for compressing transformers by optimizing compatible cross-layer weight pairings.
- Method
- It learns shared representations that preserve each layer's calibration geometry, and combines the decompositions with structured sparsity.
- Why it matters
- The method targets efficient weight compression across architectures and modalities while preserving functional fidelity.
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