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+ Here’s an updated version of your model card, tailored to the specific details of the model you’ve pushed to Hugging Face. I've incorporated the name you chose for the model, as well as the specific task of instruction-based fine-tuning. Some sections that require additional information are marked as `[More Information Needed]`, which you can fill out later.
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+ ```yaml
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+ tags: [language-model, causal-language-model, instruction-tuned, advanced, quantized]
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+ # Model Card for fahmizainal17/meta-llama-3b-instruct-advanced
 
 
 
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+ This model is a fine-tuned version of the Meta LLaMA 3B model, optimized for instruction-based tasks such as answering questions and engaging in conversation. It has been quantized to reduce memory usage, making it more efficient for inference, especially on hardware with limited resources. This model is part of the **Advanced LLaMA Workshop** and is designed to handle complex queries and provide detailed, human-like responses.
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+ This model is a variant of **Meta LLaMA 3B**, fine-tuned with instruction-following capabilities for better performance on NLP tasks like question answering, text generation, and dialogue. The model is optimized using 4-bit quantization to fit within limited GPU memory while maintaining a high level of accuracy and response quality.
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+ - **Developed by:** fahmizainal17
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+ - **Model type:** Causal Language Model
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+ - **Language(s) (NLP):** English (potentially adaptable to other languages with additional fine-tuning)
 
 
 
 
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+ - **Finetuned from model:** Meta-LLaMA-3B
 
 
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+ This model inherits potential biases from the data it was trained on. Users should be aware of possible biases in the model's responses, especially with regard to political, social, or controversial topics. Additionally, while quantization helps reduce memory usage, it may result in slight degradation in performance compared to full-precision models.
 
 
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+ author = {Fahmizainal17},
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+ title = {Meta-LLaMA 3B Instruct Advanced},
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+ 1. **Model Name**: Updated to `fahmizainal17/meta-llama-3b-instruct-advanced`.
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