LLM-jp-13B LLM
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A LLM-jp-13B LLM is a decoder only bilingual LLM featuring 13 billion parameters and designed for processing both Japanese and English languages.
- Context:
- It can (typically) be used for a range of natural language processing tasks in Japanese and English.
- It can (typically) utilize transformer-based architecture and was pre-trained with a substantial volume of data, including Japanese and English text and program code tokens.
- It can (often) be available in various sizes and configurations, suitable for different computational needs and applications.
- It can demonstrate performance capabilities in handling diverse and extensive language data, reflecting the growing trend in the field of large language models.
- It can (often) be in the initial stages of research and development, focusing on improving model tuning, particularly about safety and alignment with human intentions.
- It can have future development plans that include constructing an even larger model with 175 billion parameters, aiming for world-class performance and emphasizing the importance of transparency, reliability, and safety in LLMs.
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- Example(s):
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- Counter-Example(s):
- MT5.
- See: Natural Language Processing, Transformer Models, Multilingual Language Models, Deep Learning.