Page-EntroKV: Hardware-Aligned, Entropy-Weighted KV-Cache Eviction under Grouped-Query Attention
Read the original on arXiv Machine Learning →Page-EntroKV is a new KV‑cache eviction framework designed for grouped‑query attention (GQA) in long‑context autoregressive language models. It pools token importance scores across query heads within each physical group using sink‑isolated Renyi‑2 entropy, then projects these pooled scores onto page frames and performs eviction at the hardware tuple level. The authors prove theoretical guarantees on union overhead, budget preservation, and needle‑retention, and demonstrate on a Qwen2.5‑1.5B‑Instruct pilot that Page‑EntroKV achieves exact union overhead control, eliminates sink masquerade, and retains 100% of critical tokens compared to mean‑pooling baselines.
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