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## The base model is horrendous at chat, and is intended to be used as a base to be finetuned for specialised tasks.
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To try LS-Micro or to train/finetune the model, follow this quickstart guide:
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1. Clone the latest version of Cudalm [here](https://github.com/Dsg2/cudalm-c) (only windows supported currently, optimised for Blackwell 2.0/CPU).
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2. Build with `build.py`/
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3. Download all LS-Micro files from `Checkpoint\
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Voila, you can now start experimenting with the model. Some basic stuff you can try first:
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## The base model is horrendous at chat, and is intended to be used as a base to be finetuned for specialised tasks.
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To try LS-Micro or to train/finetune the model, follow this quickstart guide:
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1. Clone the latest version of Cudalm [here](https://github.com/Dsg2/cudalm-c) (only windows supported currently, optimised for Blackwell 2.0/CPU).
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2. Build with `build.py`/`build.py` --cpu'. Run cudalm to init all folders.
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3. Download all LS-Micro files from `LS-Micro-Base-Checkpoint\` and drop them in `<cudalm.exe>\models\`. Cudalm then automatically detects the model.
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Voila, you can now start experimenting with the model. Some basic stuff you can try first:
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