arXiv AI By Shivam Patel, Akaash R. Parthasarathy, Akash Dhasade, Ankur Mallick, Gauri Joshi

Mind the Delay: Latency-aware Query Routing for Heterogeneous LLM pools

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The paper introduces BEA, a fine‑grained estimator that predicts the time‑to‑first‑token (TTFT) for language model queries by replaying token‑batch formation based on current workload snapshots. BEA achieves about 5% error with 0.1 ms prediction time, enabling the latency‑aware router BEAR to balance accuracy, cost, and latency across heterogeneous LLM pools. BEAR outperforms seven baselines, improving utility of on‑target responses by 63% on average and by 30.5% at each arrival rate.

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