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StageML: Partial Evaluation for Multi-Tenant MoE-LoRA Inference

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StageML, a partial evaluation (PE) system that exploits the temporal boundaries between deployment, adapter loading, tenant request admission, expert routing, and token generation using a binding-time lattice, and the results show that PE complements low-level kernel optimization.

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