LLaMa for Developers
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Denys Linkov
1:35:23
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01 - Developing AI models using LLaMA.mp4
00:33
01 - Using LLaMA online.mp4
01:16
02 - Running LLaMA in a notebook.mp4
05:21
03 - Accessing LLaMA in an enterprise environment.mp4
01:50
01 - The LLaMA architecture.mp4
02:56
02 - The LLaMA tokenizer.mp4
03:35
03 - The LLaMA context window.mp4
02:40
04 - Differences between LLaMA 1 and 2.mp4
02:20
01 - Fine-tuning LLaMA with a few examples.mp4
04:35
02 - Fine-tuning LLaMA and freezing layers.mp4
07:24
03 - Fine-tuning with LLaMA using LoRa.mp4
06:06
04 - Reinforcement learning with RLHF and DPO.mp4
05:49
05 - Fine-tuning larger LLaMA models.mp4
02:35
01 - Resources required to serve LLaMA.mp4
04:35
02 - Quantizing LLaMA.mp4
04:07
03 - Using TGI for serving LLaMA.mp4
02:40
04 - Using VLLM for serving LLaMA.mp4
05:27
05 - Using DeepSpeed for serving LLaMA.mp4
04:13
06 - Explaining LoRA and SLoRA.mp4
01:59
07 - Using a vendor for serving LLaMA.mp4
03:16
01 - Difference between LLaMA with commercial LLMs.mp4
04:08
02 - Few shot learning with LLaMA.mp4
05:07
03 - Chain of thought with LLaMA.mp4
03:16
04 - Using schemas with LLaMA.mp4
03:01
05 - Optimizing LLaMA prompts with DSPy.mp4
04:39
06 - Challenge Generating product tags.mp4
00:25
07 - Solution Generating product tags.mp4
01:00
01 - Continue your LlaMA AI model development journey.mp4
00:30
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In this course, learn how to customize open-source AI models with one of the most common open-source models, LLaMa (Large Language Model Meta AI). Instructor Denys Linkov shares a hands-on approach to working with LLaMa, explaining LLaMa architecture, prompting, deploying, and training models. He uses a series of Python notebooks to show you how to adapt LLaMa to your use cases and employ it in an enterprise or startup environment.
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- language english
- Training sessions 28
- duration 1:35:23
- English subtitles has
- Release Date 2024/07/26