Mistral Finetuning on Custom Data: Learn in 7 Mins!



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Summary: Fine-Tuning a Language Model with Ludwig

  • Introduction
    • Excitement about demonstrating Ludwig, a low-code framework for fine-tuning language models.
    • Ludwig’s features: ease of use, scalability, expert control, modularity, extensibility, and production readiness.
  • Setup
    • Hardware specifications provided for reference.
    • Installation of Ludwig, Ludwig LLM, and PFT using pip.
    • Creation of app.py and setup of necessary imports (OS, yaml, logging, Ludwig model).
  • Configuration
    • Configuration of Ludwig for the Mistral model with 7 billion parameters.
    • Setting up model type, quantization, Lura adapter, prompt template, input/output features, and training parameters.
    • Sample ratio for pre-processing set to 0.1.
  • Training
    • Loading the configuration with yaml’s Safe Load.
    • Training the model using the Alpaka dataset for instruction following.
    • Saving the trained model.
  • Execution
    • Running the code in the terminal with the Hugging Face API key.
    • Fixing yaml formatting issues for proper execution.
    • Observing the training process and dataset statistics.
  • Results
    • The trained model can now respond to instructions rather than just completing text.
    • Example outputs demonstrate the model’s ability to answer questions.
    • Training and validation results, including loss metrics, are displayed.
    • The best model is saved to a specified folder.
  • Uploading to Hugging Face
    • Instructions for uploading the trained model to the Hugging Face Hub.
    • Accessing the model on Hugging Face for use in applications.
  • Conclusion
    • Encouragement to like, share, and subscribe for future tutorials.
    • Mention of further topics like underfitting and overfitting to be covered in upcoming videos.