pretty_name: Deterministic Random Models
license: other
size_categories:
- n<1K
tags:
- llama
- gemma4
- qwen3
- smollm3
- transformers
- safetensors
- gguf
- synthetic
- conformance
- compatibility-testing
Deterministic Random Models
This dataset contains ten small, deterministic language-model fixtures for model-format, loader, inference, compatibility, and conformance testing. They are not trained models and must not be used for language-model quality evaluation.
All weights are synthetic and deterministically generated. No original model checkpoint weights are included.
Cases
| Case | Architecture | Parameters | Hugging Face | GGUF | Notable feature |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
tinyllama-chat |
Llama | 303,744 | F32 | Q4_K_M | GQA, query/KV ratio 8 |
smollm2-instruct |
Llama | 46,320 | F32 | Q4_K_M | GQA, query/KV ratio 3 |
mobilellama-chat |
Llama | 9,296 | F32 | Q4_K_M | MHA |
minicpm5 |
Llama | 1,409,664 | F32 | Q4_K_M | explicit head dimension, multiple EOS IDs |
deepseek-coder |
Llama | 9,296 | F32 | Q4_K_M | linear RoPE scaling |
hermes3-llama31 |
Llama | 86,336 | F32 | Q4_K_M | Llama 3 RoPE scaling |
livekit-turn-detector |
Llama | 132,336 | F32 | Q4_K_M | explicit head dimension, GQA |
gemma4-random-model |
Gemma 4 | 1,519,168 | BF16 | Q4_0 | five-local/one-global attention schedule |
qwen3-random-model |
Qwen 3 | 508,800 | BF16 | Q4_0 | wide Q projection and Q/K head norms |
smollm3-random-model |
SmolLM3 | 4,917,504 | BF16 | Q4_0 | three-RoPE/one-no-RoPE layer schedule |
The seven Llama cases are derived from real Hugging Face configuration files by
a preservation-first shrinker. Gemma 4, Qwen 3, and SmolLM3 retain
architecture-specific reduced geometries that preserve important
ratios, tensor inventories, and layer schedules observed in locally downloaded
upstream GGUF models. Published case names use random-model rather than
tiny-model to avoid collision with a separately maintained TinyModel collection.
Formats and layout
The Llama cases retain the original dataset layout:
<llama-case>/
|-- package/model.safetensors # canonical F32 weights
|-- gguf/model-Q4_K_M.gguf
|-- tokenizer/
|-- reference/outputs.safetensors
|-- inputs.safetensors
|-- case.json
|-- provenance.json
|-- source-config.json
|-- shrunk-config.json
|-- config-diff.json
`-- validation.json
The architecture-specific cases use:
<random-model-case>/
|-- hf-bf16/
| |-- config.json
| |-- model.safetensors
| |-- tokenizer.json
| `-- tokenizer_config.json
|-- gguf-q4_0/
| |-- <case>-Q4_0.gguf
| `-- quantize.log
|-- reference/
| |-- inputs.json
| |-- hf-outputs.safetensors
| `-- gguf-native.json
|-- CONFIG_DECISION.md
`-- metadata.json
manifest.json is the machine-readable index of all ten model packages and
their SHA-256 hashes and sizes.
Synthetic weights and tokenizers
Weights use the tlfloat::LCG64 recurrence with multiplier
6364136223846793005, increment 1442695040888963407, and ten warm-up steps.
Each case records its seed and provenance.
The reduced models use deterministic 128-token auxiliary vocabularies. These
tokenizers cover token IDs 0..127 and preserve each case's special-token
semantics, but they do not reproduce the linguistic behavior of the original
tokenizer. Explicit token IDs are the primary numerical-test interface.
GGUF generation and validation
GGUF files were generated with upstream ggml-org/llama.cpp commit
40b740ad05c531b9d57aca6698c3ed553a9e784c.
Every retained GGUF was loaded through that revision and exercised with direct token IDs for prefill, cached decode, logit extraction, finite-value checks, and repeated-execution checks. The effective EOG token set was checked against the model EOS semantics. Per-case metadata records the actual tensor-type histogram, hashes, commands, and informational comparison with the corresponding Transformers reference.
Q4_K_M and Q4_0 are lossy formats. Their logits are not required to equal the F32 or BF16 reference exactly.
Reproducibility and scope
The Hugging Face weights, configs, and GGUF outputs for Gemma 4, Qwen 3, and SmolLM3 were independently regenerated and found byte-identical. The Llama cases retain their source revisions, source-config hashes, shrink decisions, and generation provenance in each case directory.
This dataset is not a pretrained-model collection, a model-quality benchmark, or a reproduction of upstream weights or tokenizers. Source-derived configuration and metadata files may remain subject to terms of their respective upstream repositories; consult their recorded provenance before redistribution.
See REPORT.md, GGUF_Q4_K_M_REPORT.json, and
ARCHITECTURE_RANDOM_MODELS_REPORT.json for collection-level summaries.