Efficient Transformers - Lecture 20
Offered By: MIT HAN Lab via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore efficient transformers in this lecture from MIT's TinyML and Efficient Deep Learning Computing course. Dive into techniques for optimizing transformer models to run on resource-constrained devices like mobile phones and IoT hardware. Learn about model compression, pruning, quantization, neural architecture search, and knowledge distillation approaches to reduce the computational and memory requirements of transformer architectures. Discover how to apply these methods to enable powerful natural language processing capabilities on edge devices. Gain practical insights for deploying transformer-based AI applications in mobile and embedded systems. Access accompanying slides and resources to reinforce key concepts covered in the 1 hour 18 minute video lecture led by Professor Song Han of the MIT HAN Lab.
Syllabus
Lecture 20 - Efficient Transformers | MIT 6.S965
Taught by
MIT HAN Lab
Related Courses
TensorFlow Lite for Edge Devices - TutorialfreeCodeCamp Few-Shot Learning in Production
HuggingFace via YouTube TinyML Talks Germany - Neural Network Framework Using Emerging Technologies for Screening Diabetic
tinyML via YouTube TinyML for All: Full-stack Optimization for Diverse Edge AI Platforms
tinyML via YouTube TinyML Talks - Software-Hardware Co-design for Tiny AI Systems
tinyML via YouTube