alfred-40b-1023
Maintainer: lightonai
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Model overview
alfred-40b-1023 is a finetuned version of the Falcon-40B language model, developed by LightOn. It has an extended context length of 8192 tokens, allowing it to process longer inputs compared to the original Falcon-40B model.
alfred-40b-1023 is similar to other finetuned models based on Falcon-40B, such as alfred-40b-0723, which was finetuned with Reinforcement Learning from Human Feedback (RLHF). However, alfred-40b-1023 focuses on increasing the context length rather than using RLHF.
Model inputs and outputs
Inputs
- User prompts:
alfred-40b-1023can accept various types of user prompts, including chat messages, instructions, and few-shot prompts. - Context tokens: The model can process input sequences of up to 8192 tokens, allowing it to work with longer contexts compared to the original Falcon-40B.
Outputs
- Text generation:
alfred-40b-1023can generate relevant and coherent text in response to the user's prompts, leveraging the extended context length. - Dialogue: The model can engage in chat-like conversations, with the ability to maintain context and continuity across multiple turns.
Capabilities
alfred-40b-1023 is capable of handling a wide range of tasks, such as text generation, question answering, and summarization. Its extended context length enables it to perform particularly well on tasks that require processing and understanding of longer input sequences, such as topic retrieval, line retrieval, and multi-passage question answering.
What can I use it for?
alfred-40b-1023 can be useful for applications that involve generating or understanding longer text, such as:
- Chatbots and virtual assistants: The model's ability to maintain context and engage in coherent dialogue makes it suitable for building interactive conversational agents.
- Summarization and information retrieval: The extended context length allows the model to better understand and summarize long-form content, such as research papers or technical documentation.
- Multi-document processing:
alfred-40b-1023can be used to perform tasks that require integrating information from multiple sources, like question answering over long passages.
Things to try
One interesting aspect of alfred-40b-1023 is its potential to handle more complex and nuanced prompts due to the extended context length. For example, you could try providing the model with multi-part prompts that build on previous context, or prompts that require reasoning across longer input sequences. Experimenting with these types of prompts can help uncover the model's strengths and limitations in dealing with more sophisticated language understanding tasks.
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