Batching
In-flight batching is a common name for continuous batching in serving systems. New sequences enter an active batch as completed sequences leave at iteration boundaries.
Replacing finished work avoids waiting for the longest sequence before using freed capacity. Benefits and tail costs still depend on admission policy, cache pressure, and length variation.
Documentation may use in-flight and continuous batching for the same scheduling family. Operators confirm the actual admission boundary and batching behavior instead of relying on the label.
In-flight batching is a common name for continuous batching in serving systems. New sequences enter an active batch as completed sequences leave at iteration boundaries. Documentation may use in-flight and continuous batching for the same scheduling family. Operators confirm the actual admission boundary and batching behavior instead of relying on the label.
Replacing finished work avoids waiting for the longest sequence before using freed capacity. Benefits and tail costs still depend on admission policy, cache pressure, and length variation.
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