This document discusses techniques for improving language models (LLMs) discussed in recent papers. It describes building blocks of LLMs like fine-tuning, foundation training, memory, and databases. Specific techniques covered include LIMA which uses 1,000 carefully curated examples, instruction backtranslation to generate question-answer pairs, fine-tuning models on API examples like Gorilla, and reducing false answers through techniques like not agreeing with incorrect user opinions. The goal is to discuss cutting edge tricks to build better LLMs.
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Have you got data in AWS but don’t know how to get started with Machine Learning? My talk will help you make sense of AWS’ offerings and show you how to use them without having to become a mathematician first. See the full talk on YouTube: https://youtu.be/3phjk1CxhXM
Have you got data in AWS but don’t know how to get started with Machine Learning? My talk will help you make sense of AWS’ offerings and show you how to use them without having to become a mathematician first. See the full talk on YouTube: https://youtu.be/3phjk1CxhXM
There are so many external API(OpenAI, Bard,...) and open source models (LLAMA, Mistral, ..) building a user facing application must be easy! What could go wrong? What do we have to think about before creating experiences? Here is a short glimpse of some of things you need to think of for building your own application Finetuning or using pre-trained models Token optimizations: every word costs time and money Building small ML models vs using prompts for all tasks Prompt Engineering Prompt versioning Building an evaluation framework Engineering challenges for streaming data Moderation & safety of LLMs .... and the list goes on.
Every professional or individual, wishing to develop an application or create a website, will need to store data in 99% of cases. There are different solutions on the market: relational database management system, NoSQL, datastore, but not necessarily the user manual to make the right choice! Our experts will review the main relational databases - Redis, MySQL / MariaDB, PostgreSQL and MongoDB and help you choose the one that best fits your project.
This document discusses challenges and considerations for leveraging machine learning and big data. It covers the full machine learning lifecycle from data acquisition and cleaning to model deployment and monitoring. Key points include the importance of feature engineering, selecting the right frameworks, addressing barriers to operationalizing models, and deciding between single node versus distributed solutions based on data and algorithm characteristics. Python is presented as a flexible tool for prototyping solutions.
The Briefing Room with David Loshin and Embarcadero Live Webcast October 27, 2015 Watch the archive: https://bloorgroup.webex.com/bloorgroup/onstage/g.php?MTID=eea9877b71c653c499c809c5693eae8fe Data management teams face some tough challenges these days. Organizations need business-driven visibility that enables understanding and awareness of enterprise data assets – without worrying about definitions and change management. But with information architectures evolving into a hybrid mix of data objects and data services built over relational databases as well as big data stores, serving up accurately defined, reusable data can become a complex issue. Register for this episode of The Briefing Room to learn from veteran Analyst David Loshin as he explains the importance of agile, automated workflows in today’s enterprise. He’ll be briefed by Ron Huizenga of Embarcadero, who will discuss how his company’s ER/Studio suite approaches data modeling and management from a modern architecture standpoint. He will explain that unifying the way information is represented can not only eliminate the need for costly workarounds, but also foster collaboration between data architects, developers and business users. Visit InsideAnalysis.com for more information.
This document discusses best practices for tuning machine learning models. It covers architectural patterns like single-machine versus distributed training and training one model per group. It also discusses workflows for hyperparameter tuning including setting up full pipelines before tuning, evaluating metrics on validation data, and tracking results for reproducibility. Finally it provides tips for handling code, data, and cluster configurations for distributed hyperparameter tuning and recommends tools to use.
In this presentation, Ankit Raheja, helps you understand whether it makes sense to build AI Products and how to showcase the value you can get out of your AI Products. He also discusses what you should focus on during Designing Products. And finally, talks about how Developing and Deploying AI Products are two very different beasts and how to deal with them differently.
Building machine learning muscle in your team & transitioning to make them do machine learning at scale. We also discuss about Spark & other relevant technologies.
Speaker: Gwen Shapira, Principal Data Architect, Confluent Join Gwen Shapira, Apache Kafka® committer and co-author of ""Kafka: The Definitive Guide,"" as she presents core patterns of modern data engineering and explains how you can use microservices, event streams and a streaming platform like Apache Kafka to build scalable and reliable data pipelines designed to evolve over time. This is part 1 of 3 in Streaming ETL - The New Data Integration series. Watch the recording: https://videos.confluent.io/watch/q7roRtNZBnjiT9C3ii88fo?.
This document summarizes the challenges faced by SocGen, a large French bank, in implementing machine learning at scale using Spark and MLflow. Some key challenges included: 1) Keeping data and models local for regulatory reasons while performing training and prediction, 2) Ensuring reliability when moving models between prototyping and production phases, 3) Managing different Python package dependencies, 4) Tracking and managing many models, and 5) Ensuring high availability of the tracking server. The presentation provided a concrete example of using Spark, MLflow, and Kafka to periodically retrain a model for scoring news articles and handling user feedback in a scalable and reliable way.
Learn where FME meets AI in this upcoming webinar to offer you incredible time savings. This webinar is tailored to ignite imaginations and offer solutions to your data integration challenges. As the new digital era sets sail on the winds of AI, the tangibility of its integration in our daily schema is unfolding. Segment 1, titled “AI: The Good, the Bad and the FME” by Darren Fergus of Locus, navigates through the realms of AI, scrutinizing its pervasive impact while underscoring the symbiotic potential of FME and AI. Join in an engaging demonstration as FME and ChatGPT collaboratively orchestrate a PowerPoint narrative, epitomizing the alliance of AI with human ingenuity. In Segment 2, “Integrating GeoAI Models in FME” by Dennis Wilhelm and Dr. Christopher Britsch of con terra GmbH, the spotlight veers towards operationalizing AI in our daily tasks through FME. A practical approach to embedding GeoAI Models into FME Workspaces is unveiled, showcasing the ease of incorporating AI-driven methodologies into your FME workflows, skyrocketing productivity levels. To follow, Segment 3, "Unleash generative AI on your terms!" by Oliver Morris of Avineon-Tensing. While the prospects of Generative AI are thrilling, security and IT reservations, especially with 'phone home' tools, are genuine concerns. However, with open-source tools, you can locally harness large language models. In this demo, we'll unravel the magic of local AI deployment and its seamless integration into an FME workspace. Bonus! Dmitri will join us for a fourth segment to tie us off, showcasing what he has been up to this week, including using OpenAI API for texturing in FME, amoung other projects. Join us to explore the synergy of FME and AI: opening portals to a realm of revolutionized productivity and enriched user experiences.
Pascal Pfeiffer, Principal Data Scientist, H2O.ai H2O Open Source GenAI World SF 2023 This talk dives into the expansive ecosystem of Large Language Models (LLMs), offering practitioners an insightful guide to various relevant applications, from natural language understanding to creative content generation. While exploring use cases across different industries, it also honestly addresses the current limitations of LLMs and anticipates future advancements.
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