octo-net
Maintainer: NexaAIDev
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Model overview
octo-net is an advanced open-source language model with 3 billion parameters, developed by NexaAIDev. It serves as the master node in Nexa AI's envisioned graph of language models, efficiently translating user queries into formats that specialized models can effectively process. octo-net excels at directing queries to the appropriate specialized model, ensuring precise and effective query handling.
Compared to similar models like Octopus-v4 and Octopus-v2, octo-net is compact in size, enabling it to operate on smart devices efficiently and swiftly. It also accurately maps user queries to specialized models using a functional token design, enhancing its precision. Additionally, octo-net assists in converting natural human language into a more professional format, improving query description and resulting in more accurate responses.
Model inputs and outputs
octo-net is a text-to-text model that takes user queries as input and generates responses that direct the query to the appropriate specialized model for processing.
Inputs
- User query: The natural language query provided by the user.
Outputs
- Reformatted query: The user query converted into a more professional format that can be effectively processed by specialized models.
- Specialized model call: The instructions to call the specialized model that can best handle the given query.
Capabilities
octo-net demonstrates impressive capabilities in translating user queries into a format that can be efficiently processed by specialized models. For example, when provided with the query "Tell me the result of derivative of x^3 when x is 2?", octo-net generates a response that calls the appropriate math-focused model to determine the derivative of the function f(x) = x^3 at x = 2.
What can I use it for?
octo-net can be particularly useful in building intelligent systems that require seamless integration of multiple specialized models. For example, a virtual assistant application could leverage octo-net to route user queries to the appropriate domain-specific models for tasks like answering math questions, providing medical advice, or retrieving business insights. By automating the process of selecting the right model for a given query, octo-net can help streamline the development of such complex AI-powered applications.
Things to try
One interesting aspect of octo-net is its ability to reformat user queries into a more professional format. Developers could experiment with providing octo-net with a variety of natural language queries and observe how it translates them into a format that is more easily processed by specialized models. This could lead to insights on how to improve the natural language understanding and query reformatting capabilities of the model.
Additionally, exploring the model's performance on specialized tasks like math, science, or business-related queries could provide valuable feedback on the strengths and limitations of the octo-net approach. Developers could also investigate ways to fine-tune or customize octo-net to better suit their specific use cases.
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