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This pull request introduces a new, detailed guide on GPTQ quantization for Keras and KerasHub models. The documentation aims to equip users with the knowledge and tools to apply weight-only quantization, significantly reducing model size and memory requirements while maintaining high model quality. It covers the theoretical background, practical implementation steps, and performance implications of using GPTQ.

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  • New GPTQ Quantization Guide: A comprehensive guide has been added explaining how to perform GPTQ (Generative Pre-Training Quantization) on Keras and KerasHub models.
  • Weight-Only Quantization Explained: The guide details GPTQ as a post-training, weight-only quantization method, emphasizing its benefits in reducing model size and memory footprint.
  • Practical Implementation Steps: It provides practical steps for configuring and running GPTQ using keras.quantizers.GPTQConfig, including details on calibration datasets, tokenizers, and key parameters like weight_bits and group_size.
  • Performance Benchmarking Included: The documentation includes benchmark results demonstrating significant reductions in disk storage and VRAM usage (around 50%) with only marginal increases in perplexity, showcasing the effectiveness of GPTQ.
  • Model Export and Practical Tips: Instructions for exporting quantized models and a section with practical tips for effective GPTQ application are also included.
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This pull request adds comprehensive documentation for GPTQ quantization in Keras, including a Python guide, a Jupyter notebook, and a Markdown file. The additions are well-structured and informative. I've provided a few minor suggestions to improve clarity and consistency across the different documentation formats. Overall, this is a great contribution.

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LGTM.

A couple of comments:

Also, do you want to mention a couple more of the config options for GPTQ in this tutorial?

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LGTM.

A couple of comments:

Also, do you want to mention a couple more of the config options for GPTQ in this tutorial?

I'll create another PR to add these symbols into the API docs as well.

I'm not sure if discussing other config keys will add value to the guide, since that would probably something that is more suited for the API reference.

@hertschuh hertschuh merged commit a3e5faa into keras-team:master Oct 17, 2025
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