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ACTD: Anchor-Based Cross-Tokenizer Distillation with Residual Regularization

Knowledge distillation effectively transfers reasoning capabilities from large language models to lightweight student models. To enable knowledge transfer across disparate model families, researchers increasingly explore cross-tokenizer distillation. However, cross-tokenizer distillation remains challenging due to vocabulary and sequence misalignment, while approximate vocabulary alignment can introduce additional noise into distillation. To address these challenges, we propose Anchor-Based Cross-Tokenizer Distillation with Residual Regularization (ACTD). ACTD bridges structural heterogeneity through vocabulary and sequence alignment, while mitigating alignment noise via a novel anchor lo...

AuthorsHuiyi Zhang, Zijian Li, Xiaocheng Feng et al.
Primary categorycs.CL
Published30 August 2026
Last updated at source30 August 2026
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