arXiv AI By Thai Nguyen, Khang Tran, NhatHai Phan

HyperZip: Efficient Data Compression through Personalized Diffusion LLMs with Hypernetworks

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HyperZip introduces an efficient data compression framework that uses diffusion-based large language models (dLLMs) with Multi-Token Prediction to speed up compression. It addresses the trade‑off between throughput and compression rate by employing a hypernetwork that generates data‑specific updates from a context representation, allowing the dLLM to adapt to target data without costly fine‑tuning. Experiments show HyperZip outperforms state‑of‑the‑art baselines in both compression rate and speed.

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