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-              Furthermore, we demonstrate that <strong style="color: #4b6cb7;">sparse attention</strong> unlocks new scaling opportunities by mitigating KV memory overhead, enabling <em style="color: #27ae60;">longer generations</em> and <em style="color: #27ae60;">more parallel reasoning trials</em> within the same budget. This leads to substantial gains in test-time accuracy and efficiency. Empirically, we show that sparse attention models consistently outperform dense counterparts, achieving over <strong style="color: #27ae60;">60 points</strong> gains in low-cost regimes and over <strong style="color: #27ae60;">5 points</strong> gains in high-cost regimes for problem-solving accuracy on <em style="color: #27ae60;">AIME</em>, encompassing evaluations on state-of-the-art MoEs. <a href="#figure2" style="color: #2c6eab; text-decoration: underline;">(See Figure 2)</a>. While sparsity has traditionally been employed either for regularization in small models, or to reduce computation in over-parameterized networks, our work introduces a fundamentally different perspective: sparsity as a central enabler of efficient and scalable test-time compute. In contrast to pretraining, where scaling is exhibiting diminishing returns, TTS continues to benefit from increased token generation and more reasoning trials. 
+              Furthermore, we demonstrate that <strong style="color: #4b6cb7;">sparse attention</strong> unlocks new scaling opportunities by mitigating KV memory overhead, enabling <em style="color: #27ae60;">longer generations</em> and <em style="color: #27ae60;">more parallel reasoning trials</em> within the same budget. This leads to substantial gains in test-time accuracy and efficiency. Empirically, we show that sparse attention models consistently outperform dense counterparts, achieving over <strong style="color: #27ae60;">60 points</strong> gains in low-cost regimes and over <strong style="color: #27ae60;">5 points</strong> gains in high-cost regimes for problem-solving accuracy on <em style="color: #27ae60;">AIME</em>, encompassing evaluations on state-of-the-art MoEs. <a href="#figure2" style="color: #2c6eab; text-decoration: underline;">(See Figure 2)</a>.
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+              While sparsity has traditionally been employed either for regularization in small models, or to reduce computation in over-parameterized networks, our work introduces a fundamentally different perspective: sparsity as a central enabler of efficient and scalable test-time compute. In contrast to pretraining, where scaling is exhibiting diminishing returns, TTS continues to benefit from increased token generation and more reasoning trials. 
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