Base Large Language Model (Base LLM)
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A Base Large Language Model (Base LLM) is a large pre-trained language model that can perform generative language tasks through neural network architectures.
- Context:
- It can (typically) predict Next Token through contextual pattern recognition.
- It can (typically) support NLP Applications through pretrained language understanding.
- It can (typically) learn Language Patterns through massive text corpus training.
- It can (typically) develop Linguistic Representations through self-supervised learning.
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- It can (often) utilize Pretraining Techniques through masked language modeling or autoregressive training.
- It can (often) generate Contextual Text through probabilistic prediction.
- It can (often) serve as Foundation Model for specialized nlp tasks.
- It can (often) process Natural Language Input through transformer architecture.
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- It can range from being a Base Small Language Model to being a Base Large Scale Language Model, depending on its parameter count.
- It can range from being a Base Basic Language Model to being a Base Advanced Language Model, depending on its architectural complexity.
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- It can be measured by Model Parameters for computational resource requirements.
- It can be evaluated on Language Understanding Benchmarks for performance assessment.
- It can be optimized through Training Techniques for efficiency improvement.
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- Examples:
- Base OpenAI GPT-Series Models, such as:
- Base EleutherAI Models, such as:
- Base Meta Models, such as:
- Base EleutherAI Pythia Series, such as:
- Base Pythia Small Models, such as:
- Base Pythia Large Models, such as:
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- Counter-Examples:
- Instruction Tuned LLM, which has undergone specific instruction optimization.
- Fine-Tuned LLM, which has been adapted for specific task domain.
- Task-Specific Language Model, which is trained for narrow language tasks.
- See: Language Model, Transfer Learning, Transformer Models, Natural Language Processing, Model Pretraining, Fine-Tuning in NLP, Reinforcement Learning.