Firefunction V2 GGUF
Have you ever wondered how a model can efficiently call functions and follow instructions? Firefunction V2 GGUF is a state-of-the-art model that does just that. Not only does it score competitively with GPT-4o, but it also retains the conversation and instruction-following capabilities of Llama 3. What sets it apart is its ability to support parallel function calling and its impressive performance at a lower cost - less than 10% of the cost of GPT 4o and twice the speed. This model is a game-changer for tasks that require efficient function calling and instruction following, making it a valuable tool for both technical and non-technical users.
Table of Contents
Model Overview
The Current Model is a powerful tool for function calling and conversation tasks. But what makes it special?
What is it? This model is an upgraded version of the FireFunction model, with significant quality improvements. It’s like a turbocharged engine, but instead of speed, it’s got brains!
Key Features
- Function calling: It’s competitive with other top models, scoring
0.81
vs0.80
on public evaluations. - Conversation and instruction-following: It retains the capabilities of other models, scoring
0.84
vs0.89
on MT bench. - Parallel function calling: It supports multiple function calls at once, making it more efficient than its predecessor.
- Cost-effective: It’s hosted on a platform at less than
10%
of the cost of other models and is2x
faster.
Capabilities
Function Calling
Imagine you have a complex problem that requires calling multiple functions in a specific order. That’s where the Current Model shines. It’s competitive with other models in function-calling tasks.
Conversation and Instruction Following
But the Current Model is not just about function calling. It’s also great at conversation and instruction following, retaining the capabilities of other models.
Parallel Function Calling
One of the key features of the Current Model is its ability to perform parallel function calling, which sets it apart from its predecessor.
Cost-Effective and Fast
The best part? The Current Model is hosted on a platform at less than 10%
of the cost of other models and is 2x
faster.
Performance
The Current Model is a powerhouse when it comes to performance. Let’s dive into its speed, accuracy, and efficiency in various tasks.
Speed
The Current Model is a speedy model, boasting 2x the speed
of other models. This means it can process and respond to queries much faster, making it ideal for applications where time is of the essence.
Accuracy
But speed isn’t everything - accuracy is crucial too. The Current Model delivers on this front, scoring 0.81
on a medley of public evaluations, closely competing with other models.
Efficiency
In terms of efficiency, the Current Model is a cost-effective option, hosted on a platform at < 10% of the cost of other models. This makes it an attractive choice for developers and businesses looking to integrate AI capabilities without breaking the bank.
Limitations
The Current Model is a powerful tool, but it’s not perfect. Let’s talk about some of its limitations.
Training Data
The Current Model was trained on a specific dataset, which means it may not perform well on tasks or topics that are not well-represented in that data.
Function Calling
While the Current Model is competitive with other models at function-calling, it’s not perfect. It may make mistakes or struggle with complex function calls.
Instruction Following
The Current Model is good at following instructions, but it’s not foolproof. If the instructions are ambiguous or unclear, it may misinterpret them or make mistakes.
Parallel Function Calling
The Current Model supports parallel function calling, which is a powerful feature. However, this also means that it may struggle with tasks that require sequential processing or complex dependencies.
Format
The Current Model uses a special format called GGUF, which is a replacement for the older GGML format. But what does this mean for you?
What is GGUF?
GGUF is a new format introduced by a team in August 2023. It’s designed to make it easier to work with large language models like the Current Model.
Supported Clients and Libraries
GGUF is supported by several clients and libraries, including a range of popular tools and platforms.
Handling Inputs and Outputs
So, how do you work with the Current Model? Here’s an example of how to handle inputs and outputs:
input_text = "What is the weather like today?"
output_text = model(input_text)
In this example, we’re passing a tokenized text sequence (input_text
) to the model, and getting a response (output_text
) back.
Special Requirements
The Current Model has some special requirements for input and output. For example, it supports parallel function calling, which means it can handle multiple functions at the same time. It also has good instruction following capabilities, which means it can understand and respond to complex instructions.