>I'm interested in seeing the results of an Alpaca method You're talking apples to oranges. The "Alpaca method" is a dataset generation method. Nothing about A

>I'm interested in seeing the results of an Alpaca method You're talking apples to oranges. The "Alpaca method" is a dataset generation method. Nothing about Alpaca's training method is novel, interesting, or efficient. Alpaca used the same standard training method everyone else uses, A100 clusters. If you mean LoRA/PEFT training which people used to replicate Alpaca then that is also apples to oranges because LoRA/PEFT is a finetuning method not a pre-training method.