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Model Distillation

What is Model Distillation? Model distillation compresses capabilities from a teacher model into a smaller student model. It preserves task performance while reducing latency, memory, and cost, which is useful for edge/on-prem or high-volume workloads.
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What is Model Distillation?

Model distillation compresses capabilities from a teacher model into a smaller student model. It preserves task performance while reducing latency, memory, and cost, which is useful for edge/on-prem or high-volume workloads.

How does Model Distillation work?

Train the student to mimic teacher logits or responses over curated datasets. Combine with task-specific fine-tuning and evaluation to ensure quality holds under constraints.

When should you use it? (Typical use cases)

  • On-device or on-prem assistants with strict latency.
  • High-volume classification/extraction workloads.
  • Cost-sensitive chat and summarization services.
  • Privacy-constrained environments where small models are preferred.

Benefits and risks

Benefits

  • Lower inference cost
  • Smaller footprint
  • Faster response times

Common pitfalls/risks

  • Loss of reasoning depth
  • Overfitting to teacher quirks

Antire and Model Distillation

We evaluate compression strategies (distillation, pruning, quantization) against your KPIs and compliance needs.

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Related words: Fine-tuning, Open-weight models, Compression, Edge inference

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