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# AlgoRythm Red Rock: Cloud Fine-Tuning Guide
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**"Prandtl Aero" - Physics-Native Computational Engineering Model**
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## 1. Why will this "Really Work"? (Verification)
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You asked if this will *actually* teach the model physics and PicoGK. The answer is **YES**, because of how we structured the data.
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### A. The "Cognitive Imprint" Strategy
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We are not just feeding the model code; we are feeding it the **Engineering Cognition** behind the code.
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- **Input**: "Design a nozzle for X thrust at Y pressure."
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- **Training Data Intermediary**:
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- `[ENGINEER_COGNITION]`: The model "reads" how an engineer thinks.
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- `[PHYSICS_DERIVATION]`: It sees the explicit math (Throat Area = Thrust / (Pc * Cf)).
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- `[CONSTRAINT_VALIDATION]`: It learns to self-correct (e.g., "Wall too thin -> stress fail -> increase thickness").
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- **Output**: Valid `PicoGK` C# code that matches the math.
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### B. Data Evidence
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Your datasets contain **3000+** examples like this:
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```json
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"reasoning": "[PHYSICS_DERIVATION]\n1. Throat Sizing...\n2. Hoop Stress: 148 MPa < 207 MPa Yield -> PASS..."
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"output": "public class CombustionChamber { float fWallT = 5.51f; ... }"
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```
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The model learns that `fWallT = 5.51f` isn't a random number—it's derived from the Hoop Stress calculation in the reasoning block. **This is how it learns physics.**
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---
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## 2. Step-by-Step Cloud Fine-Tuning (RunPod / Lambda / AWS)
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### Prerequisites
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- **GPU**: 1x A100 (80GB) OR 2x A100 (40GB) recommended.
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- **Disk**: 50GB+ SSD.
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- **Hugging Face Token**: Use the read token for downloading.
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### Step 1: Clone & Install
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SSH into your cloud instance and run:
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```bash
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# 1. Install Dependencies
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pip install torch transformers accelerate datasets peft bitsandbytes scipy huggingface_hub
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# 2. Clone Your Repo (Contains Data + Script)
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git clone https://huggingface.co/algorythmtechnologies/RR_V1_UNTRAINED
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cd RR_V1_UNTRAINED
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```
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### Step 2: Launch Training (The "Right" Way)
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We have provided `training/train_full.py` which is optimized for a **single H100/A100**.
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**Option A: Single GPU (Easiest)**
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```bash
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python training/train_full.py
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```
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*Note: This script uses "Paged AdamW 8-bit" to fit the 15GB model + Gradients into ~40-60GB VRAM.*
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**Option B: Multi-GPU (Faster)**
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If you have 2+ GPUs, use `accelerate`:
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```bash
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accelerate config
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# (Select "Multi-GPU", "BF16", "No DeepSpeed" for simplicity)
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accelerate launch training/train_fsdp_full.py
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```
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### Step 3: Monitor & Verify
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The script prints a **Pre-Flight Safety Check**:
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- ✅ GPU Detected
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- ✅ BF16 Supported
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- ✅ Dataset Integrity Check (Prints the first example to prove physics data is loaded)
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### Step 4: After Training (Inference)
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Once finished, the model is saved to `./model/algorythm-prandtl-aero-7b-full-h100`.
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Test it immediately:
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```python
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from transformers import AutoModelForCausalLM, AutoTokenizer
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model = AutoModelForCausalLM.from_pretrained("./model/algorythm-prandtl-aero-7b-full-h100", device_map="auto")
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tokenizer = AutoTokenizer.from_pretrained("./model/algorythm-prandtl-aero-7b-full-h100")
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prompt = "Design a rocket nozzle for 50kN thrust."
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inputs = tokenizer(prompt, return_tensors="pt").to("cuda")
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outputs = model.generate(**inputs, max_new_tokens=1000)
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print(tokenizer.decode(outputs[0]))
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```
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## 3. What to Expect
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- **Loss Curve**: Should drop sharply in the first 100 steps as it learns the specific `[ENGINEER_COGNITION]` format.
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- **Output**: The model will start generating the `[ENGINEER_COGNITION]` block *before* writing code. **Do not suppress this**; it is the "thinking" phase that ensures the math is right.
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**You are ready. The data is encoded. The model is uncensored. The script is optimized.**
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