Valerie v0.1 is a custom language model created using llama.cpp (commit: 532c173) with a context length of 256 tokens, embedding length of 256, 8 heads, and 16 layers. This model was pretrained on a dataset consisting of female V's dialog from Cyberpunk 2077, extracted using the Voice Over Subtitle Map mod.
Model Information
Full sampling
Model name
Adam iteration
Model filename
Vocabulary size
Valerie v0.1 Checkpoint
1750
chk-valerie-v0.1-256x32-1750.gguf
32,000
Valerie v0.1 Model
1750
ggml-valerie-v0.1-256x32-f32-1750.gguf
32,000
The ggml-valerie-v0.1-256x32-f32-1750.gguf release represents a single epoch of all 51443 samples, completing over 1700 iterations over the entire dataset, and took approximately 3 hours for training.
Repeat sampling
Model name
Adam iteration
Model filename
Vocabulary size
Valerie v0.1 Checkpoint
3600
chk-valerie-v0.1-256x32-LATEST.gguf
32,000
Valerie v0.1 Model
3600
ggml-valerie-v0.1-256x32-f32-LATEST.gguf
32,000
The ggml-valerie-v0.1-256x32-f32-LATEST.gguf release represents two epochs of all 51443 samples, completing over 3600 iterations over the entire dataset, and took approximately 6 hours for training.
Files and versions
ggml-vocab-mistral.gguf: Extracted Mistral 7B model vocabulary.
ggml-valerie-v0.1-256x32-f32-1750.gguf: The pretrained model checkpoint version 1750.
ggml-valerie-v0.1-256x32-f32-LATEST.gguf: The latest pretrained model checkpoint. Currently 3600.
Settings
Vocabulary size: 32,000
Context length: 256 tokens
Embedding length: 256
Heads: 8
Layers: 16
Batch size: 32
Seed: 1
Saved checkpoint every 50 iterations
Usage
To use Valerie v0.1, follow these steps:
Clone the llama.cpp library
git clone https://github.com/ggerganov/llama.cpp
Reference the llama.cppREADME.md for more information about building. You can build using raw CPU or even OpenBLAS. CUDA, ROCm, Vulkan, and other backends are also available.
Arch Linux Example:
sh
1# CPU build using BLAS backend on Arch Linux
2sudo pacman -S openblas openblas64
3make LLAMA_OPENBLAS=1
Austin (teleprint-me) - Created and trained Valerie v0.1 using llama.cpp and the referenced dataset.
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License
Valerie v0.1 is released under the CC-BY-NC-SA-3.0 license. You are free to use, modify, and redistribute this model for non-commercial purposes, but you must provide attribution to the original authors and release any derived works under the same license.