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VQ-bench: A Composable Vector Quantization Framework

Vector quantization is an old problem but has recently become central to AI infrastructure. It is therefore experiencing a surge of renewed engineering and research activity. This paper provides a unified framework for developing and benchmarking new quantization algorithms. We describe 7 common conceptual quantization primitives and show how to compose them arbitrarily. We then re-express 25 common quantizers as pipelines of these primitives. Finally, we publish VQ-bench as open-source to be extended further and make reproducible benchmarks publicly available.

AuthorsAshwin Padaki, Amir Ingber, Edo Liberty
Primary categorycs.AI
Published31 July 2026
Last updated at source31 July 2026
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