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Dequantizes the constant 4-bit blocked weight (B, scales, optional packed zero_points; default zero point 8) to a float [N, K] weight in Rust and emits a plain matmul (EinSum) against the activation, with an optional bias. A fused int4 kernel would be a follow-up perf optimization. Validated bit-exact against onnxruntime MatMulNBits for both symmetric (no zero_points) and asymmetric quantization. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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MatMulNBits: 4-bit blocked weight-quantized matmul (the dominant quantization in edge-LLM exports). Dequantizes the constant quantized weight (B, scales, optional packed zero_points; default zero point 8) to a float [N,K] weight and emits a plain matmul (EinSum) against the activation, with optional bias. A fused int4 kernel would be a natural follow-up perf optimization. Validated BIT-EXACT vs onnxruntime across block_size 16/32/128, symmetric & asymmetric quantization, and 2D/3D activations; no node-suite regression; clippy+fmt clean. Part of com.microsoft contrib-op coverage for ORT-exported LLMs.