Experiments demonstrate reduced reconstruction error using a novel summarization pipeline in large language models, indicating improved efficiency.
As LLMs scale toward million-token contexts, KV cache memory becomes the dominant bottleneck. Existing pruning methods like Top-K eviction discard tokens based on current attention scores — an assumption that leads to unpredictable reconstruction failures at structurally important positions. This paper proposes the SRC (Selection-Reconstruction-Compression) pipeline, which summarizes rather than discards tokens. Low-salience, high-entropy tokens are routed to a Recycle Bin, reconstructed via OLS against the current query matrix, and compressed into compact centroid tokens using SVD. Experiments show HAE achieves up to 3× lower reconstruction error than Top-K at a 30% keep ratio while using less total memory.
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Jayanth Chandra (2026) studied this question.
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