NextGenTorch is a powerful and flexible PyTorch-based library for next-generation language models.
Install NextGenTorch and its dependencies using pip:
pip install NextGenTorch torch pytest fairscale langchain transformers
NextGenTorch supports seamless integration with datasets from various sources, including Hugging Face, Google, Meta, and Microsoft.
To use a dataset from Hugging Face:
from datasets import load_dataset
from NextGenTorch import NextGenTorchModel
# Load a dataset
dataset = load_dataset("wikipedia", "20220301.en")
# Create a NextGenTorch model
model = NextGenTorchModel.from_pretrained("nextgentorch/base")
# Use the dataset with the model
for batch in dataset["train"]:
outputs = model(batch["text"])
# Process outputs as needed
For datasets from Google, Meta, and Microsoft, please refer to their respective APIs and documentation. Once you have loaded the dataset, you can use it with NextGenTorch in a similar manner to the Hugging Face example above.
We welcome contributions! Please see our Contributing Guide for more details.
NextGenTorch is released under the MIT License.
NextGenTorch includes powerful generative AI capabilities that allow users to create human-like text based on input prompts. Here are some key features:
- Text Generation: Generate coherent and contextually relevant text using the
generate
method. - Temperature Control: Adjust the creativity and randomness of the generated text using the
temperature
parameter. - Top-k Sampling: Control the diversity of generated text with the
top_k
parameter. - Beam Search: Improve the quality of generated text using beam search with the
num_beams
parameter. - Extended Context Length: Handle longer contexts up to 8192 tokens, inspired by advanced models like Grok.
from NextGenTorch import ChatInterface
chat = ChatInterface(model_size="1b")
response = chat.chat("Tell me about artificial intelligence.", max_length=100, temperature=0.7, top_k=50)
print(response)
For more advanced usage and parameter tuning, please refer to the API documentation.