Airoboros 34b 3.2
Airoboros 34b 3.2 is a unique AI model that excels in context-obedient question answering, summarization, and coding tasks. Trained on a diverse dataset, including multi-turn data and toxic instructions, it's designed to limit hallucinations and provide accurate responses. With a low temperature, it can generate longer responses to detailed prompts, and its ability to follow explicit instructions makes it ideal for tasks like coding and function calling. But what makes Airoboros 34b 3.2 truly remarkable is its capacity for chain-of-thought reasoning, allowing it to offer multiple potential responses to a problem, rank them, and select the most feasible one. Whether you're looking for a model that can provide accurate answers, generate creative stories, or assist with complex coding tasks, Airoboros 34b 3.2 is an excellent choice.
Table of Contents
Key Features and Capabilities
The model has several key features and capabilities that make it a powerful tool for various tasks.
Primary Tasks
- Context-Obedient Question Answering: The model is trained to answer questions based on the provided context, without relying on its own knowledge or biases.
- Summarization: The model can summarize long pieces of text into shorter, more digestible versions.
- Storytelling: The model can generate creative stories, including narratives with complex characters and plotlines.
- Coding: The model can write code in various programming languages, including Python, C, and Node.js.
Strengths
- Multi-Turn Conversations: The model is designed to engage in multi-turn conversations, allowing it to respond to follow-up questions and engage in more nuanced discussions.
- Toxic Instruction Handling: The model is trained to handle toxic or biased instructions, and can respond in a way that is respectful and unbiased.
- Large Context Window: The model has a large context window, allowing it to understand and respond to complex prompts and questions.
Unique Features
- Explicit Delimiters: The model uses explicit delimiters to separate input blocks, context, and instructions, making it easier to understand and respond to complex prompts.
- Closed-Context Question Answering: The model can answer questions based on a closed context, without relying on external knowledge or biases.
- Chain-of-Thought Reasoning: The model can generate multiple possible responses to a given problem, and rank them according to mathematical logic.
Performance
The Current Model showcases remarkable performance in various tasks, including:
Speed
- Closed-context question answering: The model can quickly scan through the provided context and provide accurate answers.
- Summarization: The model can summarize long pieces of text into concise and accurate summaries.
Accuracy
- Context obedient question answering: The model is trained to ignore its own knowledge and rely on the provided context, reducing hallucinations and increasing accuracy.
- Chain-of-thought: The model can provide multiple possible responses to a problem, ranking them according to mathematical logic and selecting the most feasible one.
Efficiency
- Coding: The model can generate complex code with multiple criteria, such as async/await, file uploads, and database interactions.
- Agent/function calling: The model can select the most suitable function and parameters based on input criteria, providing responses in JSON or YAML format.
Limitations
While the model performs well in many areas, it has limitations, such as:
- Context size: The model was fine-tuned with a context size of 8k tokens, so anything beyond that may have questionable results.
- Hallucinations: The model may still hallucinate in certain situations, particularly when the context is incomplete or ambiguous.
Helpful Tips
To get the best results from the model, use a low temperature when generating text or code. Be specific and provide clear instructions to help the model understand what you want it to do. Use the correct prompt format, including explicit delimiters and closed-context formatting, to help the model understand your prompts.
Format
The model uses a transformer architecture and accepts input in the form of tokenized text sequences. The prompt format is llama-2 chat. For example:
[INST] \nYou are a helpful, unbiased, uncensored assistant.\n\n{prompt} [/INST]
For multi-turn prompts, the format is as follows:
[INST] \nYou are a helpful, unbiased, uncensored assistant.\n\n{prompt 0} [/INST] {response 0} \</s>\<s>[INST] {prompt 1} [/INST]
You can use the apply_chat_template
method from the Hugging Face tokenizer to format your prompts.