[Doc] Add projects section in README which is developed based on FasterTransformer#731
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@AnyangAngus But as far as I know, llama-2-7b/13b doesn't have GQA block |
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It is noted that some issues(#506 #729 #727) are requesting FasterTransformer to support Llama and Llama-2. Our project LMDeploy developed based on FasterTransformer, has supported them and their derived models, like vicuna, alpaca, baichuan, and so on.
Meanwhile, LMDeploy has developed a continuous-batch-like feature named persistent-batch, which can handle #696 by the way. It modeled the inference of a conversational LLM as a persistently running batch whose lifetime spans the entire serving process, To put it simply
We really appreciate FasterTransformer team for developing such an efficient and high-throughput LLM inference engine