LOCI Large Code Language Model (LCLM) for Time Prediction on ARMv8 AArch64 ASM
The model takes ARM 64-bit assembly language blocks as input and provides cycle time and its standard deviation for the given block
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You pay by the hour on the ml.g5.xlarge instance, billed for the time the model runs. Two options split by how you send work. Batch mode processes grouped inputs together, suited to jobs you can queue. Real-Time mode handles requests as they arrive, suited to interactive use. Both run on the same instance type, so your cost depends on which mode you pick and how many host hours you use. There are no per-call charges beyond the hourly host rate.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
What is the difference between Batch and Real-Time inference modes for billing?
Both modes bill by host hour on the same instance type. Batch mode groups inputs and processes them together, suited to queued jobs. Real-Time mode handles each request as it arrives, suited to interactive use. Your mode choice affects how the instance runs, not the per-hour metering method.
Am I charged when the ml.g5.xlarge instance is idle or stopped?
Software charges accrue per host hour while the instance runs. A fully stopped instance does not accrue software host charges. Underlying AWS infrastructure fees, such as storage, may still apply separately based on your AWS account resources.
What does the model predict when running inference on ARMv8 AArch64 assembly?
The model predicts execution behavior from compiled binaries, including per-function response time, energy cost, worst-case stack depth, throughput, and cache miss rates. It reads the binary rather than source code. These predictions run on the ml.g5.xlarge instance in either batch or real-time mode.
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Version release notes
Initial ML model release for Amazon SageMaker through AWS Marketplace
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Summary
The input has to be a csv file, with one column named 'r.asm'. Each row can be assembly code based on the ARMv8 aarch64 architecture.
The code snippet below shows how to load the data in Python using the pandas package.
data = pandas.read_csv('../data/arm_dataset.csv')
More detailed example is available in the Jupyter notebooks.
Limitations for input type
The csv file should have less than 2000 rows, for optimal performance. It is recommended that the length of one sample of assembly code is not longer than 500 instructions.
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LOCI, Line-of-Code Intelligence platform, transforms observability and shift-left approach by extracting deep performance insights from compiled binaries (e.g., C/C++, Go, Rust), without requiring source code. Traditional static analysis and observability tools fail to detect performance issues in compiled BIN files due to missing execution context, hardware interactions, and real-time software behavior analysis. LOCI bridges this gap by modeling compiled binaries with real-world execution data, enabling early detection of performance degradations, power inefficiencies, and test coverage prediction, after project build.
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