odyn-network/lora-hyperparameter-benchmark-v1
Odyn benchmark: LoRA fine-tuning hyperparameter configs (V1) Curated benchmark of real, cited LoRA and QLoRA fine-tuning configurations for validating a hyperparameter advisor. Each row is a published or measured supervised (SFT) LoRA config with its hyperparameters (learning rate, LoRA rank/alpha/dropout, epochs, batch, sequence length, gradient checkpointing), the dataset it trained on, and per-field provenance. Schema Column Type Description id… See the full description on the dataset page: https://huggingface.co/datasets/odyn-network/lora-hyperparameter-benchmark-v1.
Odyn benchmark: LoRA fine-tuning hyperparameter configs (V1)
Curated benchmark of real, cited LoRA and QLoRA fine-tuning configurations for validating a hyperparameter advisor. Each row is a published or measured supervised (SFT) LoRA config with its hyperparameters (learning rate, LoRA rank/alpha/dropout, epochs, batch, sequence length, gradient checkpointing), the dataset it trained on, and per-field provenance.
Schema
Conventions: NR means not recorded or unrecoverable from the source. A stated value is the raw number the source gives. An effective value is what the run would actually use after normalization, and the matching provenance column records how it was determined (stated, frameworkdefault, or derived). The advisorwarnings and advisor_suggestions columns hold the advisor output for the row, so the false-positive check is reproducible from the file alone (an accepted config should carry no warnings).
Provenance and recovery
Values were recovered from primary sources only: framework example configs, Hugging Face model cards, adapterconfig.json, allresults.json and trainerstate.json, trainingargs.bin (inspected as a pickle, not executed), the HF datasets-server API for row counts, and published notebooks or write-ups. Anything not stated or safely derivable is left NR rather than guessed.
Sources
Rows cite framework examples and recipes (LlamaFactory, TRL, Axolotl, Unsloth, PEFT), Hugging Face model cards and notebooks, and public fine-tuning write-ups. See cite and source_url per row.
Usage
from datasets import load_dataset
ds = load_dataset("odyn-network/benchmark-finetune-lora-configs-v2", split="train")
print(ds[0]["model"], ds[0]["lora_rank"], ds[0]["learning_rate"])
