SAKURA: Serving Attention Key-Value State Under Rate Adaptation for Private Image Editing on Phones
Diffusion transformers are widely used in image-editing services.
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Key points
- Keeping request-specific inference on the device avoids sending personal images and prompts to the cloud.
- We introduce SAKURA, a cloud-edge architecture that delivers reusable attention state to mobile devices under a bandwidth budget.
- To enable efficient execution, we develop a pipelined runtime that overlaps cache transfer and reconstruction with on-device execution.
- We evaluate SAKURA using three editing tasks and two diffusion models, using a Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 phone.
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- [1]SAKURA: Serving Attention Key-Value State Under Rate Adaptation for Private Image Editing on PhonesarXiv (AI, ML, NLP, CV, robotics, multi-agent) · Oct 21, 01:35 PM
Diffusion transformers are widely used in image-editing services.
Keeping request-specific inference on the device avoids sending personal images and prompts to the cloud.
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