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 ### Model Description
+CodeGen-Mono 350M Fine-Tuned for Phaser.js
+This model is a fine-tuned version of the CodeGen-Mono 350M, specifically optimized for generating Phaser.js code based on user prompts.
+Phaser.js is a popular 2D game framework used for creating web-based games, and this model aims to assist developers by generating relevant
+game code snippets, enhancing productivity and creativity.
+- **Developed by:** Toontech Ltd.
+- **Funded by:** Toontech Ltd.
+- **Language(s) (NLP):** English
+- **Finetuned from model:**  CodeGen (CodeGen-Mono 350M)
+**Model Overview**
+Base Model: CodeGen-Mono 350M
+Training Data: Fine-tuned on a custom dataset of Phaser.js code examples, covering various aspects like User Input Handling,
+Audio Management, Text Display, Tilemap Handling, Scene Management, Camera Controls, and Particles and Effects.
+**Purpose:** To generate Phaser.js code snippets based on natural language prompts, helping developers to quickly prototype and implement game
+features.
+**Key Features**
+User-Friendly: Accepts plain English prompts and translates them into functional Phaser.js code.
+Versatile: Capable of handling a variety of game development tasks, from simple input handling to complex scene management.
+Optimized for Game Development: Specifically fine-tuned on a wide range of Phaser.js use cases to provide accurate and efficient code
+generation.
+**Use Cases**
+Game Development Prototyping: Quickly generate code snippets to prototype game mechanics and features.
+Learning Tool: A valuable resource for beginners learning Phaser.js, providing examples and code structure.
+Coding Assistance: Acts as an intelligent code assistant for experienced developers, helping to reduce development time and improve
+workflow.
+**How to Use**
+You can use this model with the Hugging Face transformers library or integrate it into your custom applications using the provided API.
+Here’s a basic example:
+from transformers import pipeline
+codegen_pipeline = pipeline("text2text-generation", model="your-huggingface-username/CodeGen-Mono-350M-Phaser")
+prompt = "Create a Phaser.js code snippet to move a sprite with arrow keys."
+response = codegen_pipeline(prompt)
+print(response[0]['generated_text'])
+**Model Limitations**
+Phaser.js Specific: The model is specialized for Phaser.js and may not generalize well to other frameworks or coding languages.
+Code Quality: Generated code might require additional refinement and testing for edge cases.
+**Future Work**
+Planned improvements include expanding the training dataset, incorporating more advanced game development scenarios, and enhancing model
+accuracy and usability.
+**Feedback and Contributions**
+Your feedback is invaluable! If you encounter any issues or have suggestions, please feel free to open an issue or contribute directly to
+the repository.