Add Combined Int6 + QAT + Sliding Window submission#149
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Combines best techniques from WarmdownQuantization (openai#1) and SlidingWindow (openai#2): - Int6 quant, FP16 tied embeddings, Late-K passthrough - Batched sliding window eval (stride=64), overtone init, phase-transition resid_mix - Muon decoupled weight decay, AdamW for embeddings/scalars - Novel: QAT with STE in last 30% of training for near-zero quant penalty - Cosine warmdown schedule, higher Muon momentum warmup Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Combines best techniques from WarmdownQuantization (#1) and SlidingWindow (#2):