Turbocharge LLaMA Fine-Tuning with Tuna-Asyncio: A No-Code Solution
Introduction
I was very excited to create my own AI model that I can train with my information data so AI will understand me. What I am trying to think or do. It will be like the most powerful assistant of the world. So, I started researching about it and I figured out that creating a custom dataset is the most important part to train AI or what you can call Fine-Tuning.
Now, the question comes up: how would the dataset look like? Very simple—just one line of question and one line of answer. Creating this kind of dataset from a large data is a very big challenge. Therefore, let me introduce Tuna-Asyncio solution.
Fine-tuning large language models (LLMs) like LLaMA can be a complex and resource-intensive process. However, with the introduction of Tuna-Asyncio with LLaMA, generating synthetic fine-tuning datasets has never been easier. This no-code tool enables anyone, regardless of technical expertise, to create high-quality training data for LLaMA models.
What is Tuna-Asyncio with LLaMA?
📖 Step 1: Prepare Your Data
Tuna-Asyncio with LLaMA is a Python-based tool. You have to input chunk.csv where there will be a chunk of data for each line. It will send it to the local LLaMA and append to output.csv what? Question and answer (DATASET).
📖 Step 2: Generate Prompt-Completion Pairs
After preparing your data, run the main.py script. This script processes the chunk.csv file and generates a JSON file, output_alpaca.json, in the Alpaca format. This file will contain the prompt-completion pairs needed for fine-tuning your LLaMA model.
How to Use Tuna-Asyncio Dataset to Fine-Tune LLaMA
So, great! Your dataset is ready. Now let’s talk about using this dataset to Fine-Tune LLaMA. First question: Do you have a powerful GPU with a minimum of 16GB GPU VRAM? If you don’t have one, you should use Google Colab because it offers a free limited powerful GPU.
Check out the complete project on GitLab: Tuna-Asyncio with LLaMA
📖 Step 3: Fine-Tuning on Google Colab
- Open the Google Colab link.
- Upload your
output_alpaca.jsonfile to theLLaMA-Factory/datadirectory in the Colab file manager. - Modify the
identity.jsonfile in the same directory to include the path to youroutput_alpaca.jsonfile:
{
"identity": {
"file_name": "identity.json"
},
"alpaca_en_demo": {
"file_name": "alpaca_en_demo.json"
},
"output_alpaca.json": {
"file_name": "output_alpaca.json"
},
"alpaca_zh_demo": {
"file_name": "alpaca_zh_demo.json"
}
}
- Continue running the remaining cells in the notebook to complete the fine-tuning process. You can skip the “Fine-tune model via LLaMA Board” section (if you don’t need a web interface).
Benefits of Using Tuna-Asyncio with LLaMA
- Speed and Efficiency: Quickly generate large volumes of training data with minimal effort.
- User-Friendly: Ideal for users with limited technical expertise.
- Customizable: Fine-tune LLaMA models on datasets tailored to your specific needs.
Tuna-Asyncio with LLaMA is a game-changer for anyone looking to fine-tune LLaMA models. This tool simplifies the process of creating high-quality, synthetic fine-tuning datasets, making it accessible to a broader audience.
Conclusion
Whether you’re an AI researcher or a developer, Tuna-Asyncio with LLaMA will help you take your LLaMA models to the next level.
Make sure you have adequate computational resources or access to cloud GPUs for the fine-tuning process.
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