I see it more of a prototypical example of synthetic data gen, not an endorsement of synthetic data gen 😛
@rasbt
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Anticipation for upcoming early stopping and data retraining discussion
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Great post, looking forward to the next one on early stopping and full data retraining (haha, our hotly debated topic in the past )
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CodeLlama PR merged with 4-bit quantization inference benchmarks
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The CodeLlama PR just got merged: https://
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it-gpt/pull/472
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Efficient LLM Training QLoRA Llama 2 Resource Optimization
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Depends on your settings. But if you limit the context size to like 2048 (like in the NeurIPS competition) and use a microbatch size of 1 with gradient accumulation and qlora with llama 2 7B, that’s approx 20 GB RAM and shouldn’t take too long, maybe an hour.
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Full Finetuning Missing from Parameter-Efficient Techniques Comparison
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That's a really nice figure! I would say in addition to all the parameter-efficient finetuning techniques, one category that is missing is full finetuning. That is, just training the model as is without PEFT.
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Community should adopt ‘finetuning’ over ‘fine-tuning’ terminology
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That's a nice summary! Hah, one personal pet-peeve: I hope the community is moving from "fine-tuning" to "finetuning" similar to what happened to pretraining 😛
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LIMA Dataset Support Added to Lit-GPT Framework
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Finally got around adding LIMA to Lit-GPT (upon popular request). You can use it now to finetune any of the supported LLMs (Llama 2, Falcon, LongChat, … you name it). More usage info here: https://
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100B Models Will Eventually Be Considered Small
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> 100B (subset of the 500B) on top, that’s not really small One day it will be considered small 😛
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Dataset Definition Determines Fine-tuning, Not Technique
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Yeah, maybe it's the dataset that defines it, not the technique. I.e., finetuning is if it's using the dataset corresponding to the target task.