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# TinyLlama Email Reply Generator (LoRA)
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A **LoRA fine-tuned TinyLlama model** for generating professional email replies from incoming emails.
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The adapter was trained on the **Enron Email Reply Dataset** to learn professional communication patterns.
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## Model Overview
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* **Base Model:** TinyLlama/TinyLlama-1.1B-Chat-v1.0
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* **Fine-tuning Method:** LoRA (Low Rank Adaptation)
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* **Task:** Email reply generation
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* **Language:** English
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* **Deployment:** Designed for local inference with FastAPI or Ollama
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This adapter allows users to generate contextual email replies without relying on large commercial APIs.
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* Email reply suggestion systems
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* Gmail Smart Reply style systems
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## Training Dataset
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The model was trained using the **Enron Email Reply Dataset**, which contains real-world corporate email conversations.
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* ~15,000 email–reply pairs
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* Business and professional communication
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Generate a professional email reply.
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Can you send the project report by tomorrow?
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Sure, I will send the report by tomorrow.
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pip install unsloth transformers accelerate bitsandbytes
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email = """
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Can you send the invoice by tomorrow?
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You are an AI assistant that writes professional email replies.
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**Generated Reply**
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Sure, I will send the invoice by tomorrow.
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* The model may produce generic replies.
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* Performance is limited by the small size of the base model.
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* It may occasionally generate repetitive outputs.
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