BEE-spoke-data/mega-ar-126m-4k

BEE-spoke-data/mega-ar-126m-4k

This may not be the best language model, but it is a language model! It's interesting for several reasons, not the least of which is that it's not technically a transformer.

Details:

• —768 hidden size, 12 layers
• —no MEGA chunking, 4096 context length
• —EMA dimension 16, shared dimension 192
• —tokenizer: GPT NeoX
• —train-from-scratch

For more info on MEGA (& what some of the params above mean), check out the model docs or the original paper

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A more detailed and useful view (based on expanding the viewer + some reformatting)

Usage

Usage is the same as any other small textgen model.

Given the model's small size and architecture, it's probably best to leverage its longer context by adding input context to "see more" rather than "generate more".

evals

Initial data:

hf-causal-experimental (pretrained=BEE-spoke-data/mega-ar-126m-4k,revision=main,trust_remote_code=True,dtype='float'), limit: None, provide_description: False, num_fewshot: 0, batch_size: 4