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Reason given by maintainers: Replaced by faster-norm.
# fast-norm-cuda
A fast, yet specialized, RMSNorm/LayerNorm implementation
This library is under development. Currently, only some special cases are supported, and the performance is not yet fully optimized.
[x] RMSNorm
[ ] LayerNorm
[x] Float16 and BFloat16
[ ] More data types
[x] More shapes
[ ] Accelerate if no wgrad
[ ] Performance tuning
## Statement
This work was independently completed by me at home using my personal RTX 3080.
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