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LLMs are becoming more accessible every day! TinyLlama, a compact 1.1B language model pre-trained on around 1 trillion tokens for approximately 3 epochs. Despite its relatively small size, TinyLlama significantly outperforms existing open-source language models with comparable sizes. https://lnkd.in/emh4Bt9b

The diagram further illustrates how RAG* works: A user inputs a query. - The system retrieves relevant information from external sources (such as databases or documents). - This information is then fed into the LLM. - The LLM generates a response that is both relevant and context-aware based on the retrieved information. * RAG stands for Retrieval-Augmented Generation. It is an approach used to enhance the performance of Large Language Models (LLMs) by incorporating external information sources. 

Ever wondered how to make large language models more focused and factual? I've been exploring this question through a recent project that combines custom-trained models with dynamic information retrieval. 🛠️ The Approach: 1. Fine-tuned LLM 2. Implemented a RAG system using FAISS for efficient similarity search 3. Integrated everything into a FastAPI service for easy deployment The result? A system that doesn't just generate text, but pulls relevant information from a curated knowledge base to inform its responses. It's like giving an eloquent speaker a set of notecards tailored to each question. Curious about the technical details or potential applications? Let's connect and discuss?

GEFS-language-detector model for German, English, French and Spanish Language Detector https://lnkd.in/d4AKxHnw The GEFS-language-detector model outperformed by achieving an impressive F1 score close to 100%. This result significantly exceeds typical benchmarks and underscores the model's accuracy and reliability in identifying languages. This is a fined tuned model by using the dataset of papluca Language Identification and the base model xlm-roberta-base.

This is one of the productive methods in leveraging the existing LLMs today. Where the output from the first LLM process becomes the input for the second LLM process and so on. The role of each LLM model in the system is created differently depending on its goals. Consequently, natural language can serve as an "interface" to access various task processes in the backend. #CrewAI

Want to build agent workflows? Then take a look at txtai. txtai has long (since 2021) had a framework for connecting different pipelines into unified workflows. This can be used to connect LLM prompts and/or specialized models for translation/summarization/text extraction. Read this to learn more: https://lnkd.in/em2ew5ia

This article examines the difficulties of integrating Language Model (LM)-based prompts into established corporate workflows that require strict compliance. Key challenges include adhering to corporate compliance regulations and controlling the inherent randomness of LM outputs. To overcome these issues, the article introduces SIKE (Secure Intelligent Knowledge Engine), a language model orchestration platform outfitted with tools that cater to corporate needs. SIKE's toolkit facilitates the development and integration of prompt-based workflows, ensuring they meet regulatory standards and enhance corporate operations.

🚀 5 Awesome LLM Optimization Techniques! 🧠💻 Want to make your language models faster and more efficient? Check out these 5 cool optimization tricks! 👇

HUSKY: A Unified, Open-Source Language Agent for Complex Multi-Step Reasoning Across Domains Quick read: https://lnkd.in/gmCR8tcM Paper: https://lnkd.in/gqqhgeVN

Language hierarchies matter! 📚 Hierarchical attention mechanisms enhance traditional self-attention in #transformermodels, adding structure to capture long-range dependencies and boost efficiency. 🔄 Traditional self-attention involves each token attending to all others, but this becomes costly with longer sequences. Hierarchical attention solves this by: 1. Token-Level Attention: Tokens attend to nearby tokens, akin to self-attention. 2. Sentence-Level Attention: Aggregates token information for broader context, reducing computation. 🧠 This separation offers better interpretability, as we can identify which parts of the input sequence influence predictions the most. 🎯 Traditional self-attention struggles to attribute decisions to individual tokens due to complex interactions 🤔 The attention layers in the code shown has two GRU layers. They operate on the word, sentence, and paragraph levels and are used to combine the outputs of the lower-level attention layers into inputs for the higher-level attention layers. This is a simplified example to showcase the mechanism so, for a thorough implementation, visit https://lnkd.in/epCsZfAG by G by Yang