Orthrus: A Dual-Architecture Framework for Fast, Lossless LLM Inference via Diffusion Decoding
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Summary
Orthrus is a dual-architecture framework that combines autoregressive LLMs with diffusion models to enable fast, lossless parallel token generation. It uses a Qwen3 backbone and guarantees strictly lossless generation while achieving significant speedups (up to 4.25×). The project provides official implementation and model checkpoints for memory-efficient parallel token generation via dual-view diffusion decoding.
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All models use a Qwen3 backbone and guarantee strictly lossless generation.
Fast, lossless LLM inference via dual-view diffusion decoding.
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