Learn how to fine-tune #LLMs like #Llama2 with open-source @ludwig_ai
. Save your spot and get the free #notebook. We'll cover techniques like #deepspeed, full #finetuning, LoRA, and QLoRA, and optimizing training costs and compute. Register here: https://
pbase.ai/3qyseIy.
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Fine-tune LLMs with Ludwig: Free Workshop on Llama2 Techniques
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Comparing LLMs: Llama2 vs OpenAI A/B Testing Workshop
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There are a lot of options when it comes to choosing an #LLM. So how do you choose which option is right for you? Check out this virtual workshop "#Llama2 or OpenAI? How to compare LLMs using A/B testings" with @Predibase Data Scientist, @DalianaLiu
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Learn LLMs with Hotel Rating Prediction Demo
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Best way to learn about #LLMs is to see a real example! Here's a demo #predicting hotel ratings by analyzing reviews. Customer review demo: https://
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Ludwig v0.8: Open-Source Low-Code Framework for LLM Fine-Tuning
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Announcing Ludwig v0.8—the first #opensource low-code framework optimized for building and #finetuning LLMs on your data. New features incl. fine-tuning, integrations w/ Deepspeed, parameter efficient fine-tuning (#LoRA), prompt templating and more!
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Deploy and Fine-tune Open-Source LLMs with Ludwig AI
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Want to learn how to deploy and #finetune open-source #LLMs on your own data the easy way? Join our hands-on webinar to learn about the latest release of open-source @ludwig_ai and how to build custom LLMs in just a few commands. Save your spot: https://
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Operationalize LLMs with RAG and Open Source Models
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Ready to operationalize LLMs? Get best-in-class #RAG with privately hosted #opensource LLMs on managed infra right in your #VPC thanks to @predibase and @llama_index
. • Check the docs: https://
gpt-index.readthedocs.io/en/latest/exam
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colab.research.google.com/drive/1ESVuNhB
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Loading Model Weights into GPU Memory with Ray Object Store
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How did we do it? By loading the model weights into memory once before training begins and inserting them as numpy arrays into the #Ray object store, we can then zero-copy read the weights directly from shared memory into each GPU worker process.
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Ludwig simplifies distributed computing with Ray backend integration
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Doing this yourself would normally be a fair bit of cumbersome code, but in Ludwig you get it for free just by running with Ray as the backend runtime. Try it out for yourself: https://
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Optimized LLM Training Framework Reduces Host Memory Overhead
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If you use an optimized #LLM training framework like https://
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Loading Pretrained Checkpoints: Multi-GPU Memory Challenge
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Before you even get to multi-GPU training with model parallel frameworks like #Deepspeed, you need to load the pretrained checkpoint into memory. To make matters worse for machines with multiple GPUs, you need to load the checkpoint into host memory once for each GPU in your job!