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Whether it's a pure baseline model built by llama.cpp, learned tensor configurations from Unsloth, or a custom built MagicQuant hybrid, the model table below shows quants that have won dominance checks, survived collapse spaces, and/or were found to be nonlinearly better. Instead of dumping every quant type possible, MagicQuant tests, validates, and brutally murders anything deemed unworthy.
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Whether it's a pure baseline model built by llama.cpp, learned tensor configurations from Unsloth, or a custom built MagicQuant hybrid, the model table below shows quants that have won dominance checks, survived collapse spaces, and/or were found to be nonlinearly better. Instead of dumping every quant type possible, MagicQuant tests, validates, and brutally murders anything deemed unworthy.
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+<summary>MagicQuant Info & Wiki</summary>
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+MagicQuant is a project intended to become open source. Currently the full methodology is documented at the [MagicQuant Wiki](https://github.com/magiccodingman/MagicQuant-Wiki).
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+That wiki will eventually have the code uploaded and be renamed to just "MagicQuant" for the repo instead of "MagicQuant-Wiki". The code is still too much in the early prototype stage. It's beginning to mature, but it requires a heavy hand throughout the process.
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+Once I'm confident in the code, believe the methodology and protocols are mature enough that I won't be changing it weekly and bricking every setup after every update. I'm excited to share not just the entire methodology, but the entire code base to reproduce MagicQuant :)
