codellama-13b
Maintainer: meta
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Model overview
codellama-13b is a 13 billion parameter language model developed by Meta that is tuned for code completion. It is part of the Code Llama family of models, which also includes the codellama-7b, codellama-34b, and codellama-70b variants, as well as instruction-following versions like codellama-13b-instruct. The Code Llama models are based on the Llama 2 architecture and provide state-of-the-art performance on code-related tasks.
Model inputs and outputs
The codellama-13b model takes in prompts as text inputs, which can be code snippets, natural language instructions, or a combination. It then generates text outputs that continue or complete the provided input. The model supports large input contexts up to 100,000 tokens and can perform tasks like code completion, infilling, and zero-shot instruction following.
Inputs
- Prompt: The text input that the model will use to generate a continuation or completion.
- Max Tokens: The maximum number of tokens (words or subwords) to generate in the output.
- Temperature: A sampling parameter that controls the randomness of the output generation.
- Top K: The number of most likely tokens to consider during sampling.
- Top P: The cumulative probability threshold to use for sampling.
- Frequency Penalty: A penalty applied to tokens based on their frequency of appearance.
- Presence Penalty: A penalty applied to tokens based on whether they have appeared in the input.
- Repeat Penalty: A penalty applied to tokens based on how many times they have appeared in the output.
Outputs
- Output: The generated text continuation or completion of the input prompt.
Capabilities
The codellama-13b model is capable of generating high-quality code completions and continuations, leveraging its understanding of programming languages and best practices. It can assist with tasks like auto-completing code snippets, generating boilerplate code, and even writing entire functions or algorithms. The model also has the ability to infill missing code segments based on the surrounding context.
What can I use it for?
The codellama-13b model can be used in a variety of applications that involve code generation or understanding, such as:
- Integrated development environment (IDE) plugins for intelligent code completion
- Automated code generation for prototyping or scaffolding
- Programming education and training tools
- Chatbots or virtual assistants that can help with coding tasks
- Augmented programming workflows to boost developer productivity
Things to try
Some interesting things to try with the codellama-13b model include:
- Providing partial code snippets and seeing how the model completes them
- Giving the model natural language instructions for a coding task and observing the generated code
- Exploring the model's ability to generate code in different programming languages or domains
- Evaluating the model's performance on specific coding challenges or benchmarks
- Experimenting with the various input parameters to see how they affect the output quality and creativity
Overall, the codellama-13b model represents an exciting advancement in the field of large language models for code-related tasks, and offers a wealth of opportunities for developers, researchers, and AI enthusiasts to explore.
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