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We've been working on a Python framework where one of the use cases is easy distillation from larger models to smaller open-source models and smaller-closed sou
by patelajay285 2y ago
We've been working on a Python framework where one of the use cases is easy distillation from larger models to smaller open-source models and smaller-closed source models (where you don't have to still use / pay for the closed-source API service): https://datadreamer.dev/docs/latest/ https://datadreamer.dev/docs/latest/
Here's an (now slightly outdated) example of OpenAI GPT-4 => OpenAI GPT-3.5: https://datadreamer.dev/docs/latest/pages/get_started/quick_tour/openai_distillation.html https://datadreamer.dev/docs/latest/pages/get_started/quick_...
But you can also do GPT-4 to any model on HuggingFace. Or something like Llama-70B to Llama-1B.
For some tasks, this kind of distillation works extremely well given even a few hundred examples of the larger model performing the task.
- bangaladore 2y ago> OpenAI GPT-4 => OpenAI GPT-3.5 I'm confused why you are mentioning 3.5 here. The weights aren't public, so you aren't actually running any derivative of GPT-3.5 Or am I mistaken. Can you clarify?
- Tiberium 2y ago> distillation from larger models to smaller open-source models and smaller-closed source models They don't limit it only to open-source models. And you can finetune 3.5 Turbo on OpenAI API.