Model pruning removes redundant parameters from trained neural networks, creating slimmer, faster models. By eliminating less-important weights or neurons, it reduces computational load and memory usage with minimal accuracy loss. This technique enables efficient deployment on edge devices, lowers cloud costs, and accelerates inference. Data scientists, mobile developers, and AI engineers benefit most, as pruning streamlines models for real-world, resource-constrained applications.
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