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 <B>How to Use this document:</B>
 
-Review quant(s) information to select quant(s) to download, then review "Class 1,2,3..." for specific information on models followed by "Source Files...APPS to run LLMs/AIs". "Quick reference" will state the best parameter settings for each "Class" of model(s) to get the best operation and/or good defaults to use to get started. The detailed sections about parameters - Section 1 a,b,c and section 2 will help tune the model(s) operation.
+Review quant(s) information to select quant(s) to download, then review "Class 1,2,3..." for specific information on models followed by "Source Files...APPS to run LLMs/AIs". 
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+"Quick reference" will state the best parameter settings for each "Class" of model(s) to get the best operation and/or good defaults to use to get started. If you came to this page from a repo card on my repo -DavidAU- the "class" of the model would have been stated just before you came to this page.
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+The detailed sections about parameters - Section 1 a,b,c and section 2 will help tune the model(s) operation.
 
 The "DETAILED NOTES ON PARAMETERS, SAMPLERS and ADVANCED SAMPLERS" section after this covers and links to more information about "tuning" your model(s). These cover theory, hints, tips and tricks, and observations.
 
-All information about parameters, samplers and advanced samplers applies to ALL models , regardless of repo(s) you download them from.
+All information about parameters, samplers and advanced samplers applies to ALL models, regardless of repo(s) you download them from.
 
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