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ACL Anthology · ACL 2026:acl:2026.acl-long.1018 · 记录 #1

FLARE: Fine-Grained Length-Aware Routing for Resource-Efficient Heterogeneous LLM Serving

来源日期(仅到月份) 2026-07
来源记录日期 2026-07
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With the rapid proliferation of large language models (LLMs), model pools have become increasingly heterogeneous in both capability and efficiency. Larger LLMs can improve quality but incur higher latency and cost, while smaller LLMs are the opposite, making per-query model selection crucial in practice. This has spawned LLM routers that dispatch each query to an appropriate model. Existing routers lack fine-grained resource awareness across deployment settings, which degrades efficiency metrics in real-world serving. To this end, We propose FLARE, a length-centric, resource-aware multi-LLM routing framework that uses length-based models to estimate per-query latency and cost. FLARE formulates routing as a discrete multi-objective optimization problem to achieve efficient trade-off. Experiments show that FLARE reduces latency and cost by up to 68% and 75% while maintaining competitive accuracy, and can be easily applied to new datasets and LLMs.

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FLARE: Fine-Grained Length-Aware Routing for Resource-Efficient Heterogeneous LLM Serving

With the rapid proliferation of large language models (LLMs), model pools have become increasingly heterogeneous in both capability and efficiency. Larger LLMs can improve quality but incur higher latency and cost, while smaller LLMs are the opposite, making per-query model selection crucial in practice. This has spawned LLM routers that dispatch each query to an appropriate model. Existing routers lack fine-grained resource awareness across deployment settings, which degrades efficiency metrics in real-world serving. To this end, We propose FLARE, a length-centric, resource-aware multi-LLM routing framework that uses length-based models to estimate per-query latency and cost. FLARE formulates routing as a discrete multi-objective optimization problem to achieve efficient trade-off. Experiments show that FLARE reduces latency and cost by up to 68% and 75% while maintaining competitive accuracy, and can be easily applied to new datasets and LLMs.

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