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license: apache-2.0
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pipeline_tag: text-generation
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library_name: transformers
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# i3-tiny
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**i3-tiny** is a compact, efficient character-level language model designed for experimentation and exploration in text generation. Despite its small size, it
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i3-tiny is trained to predict the next character in a sequence, making it ideal for **character-level language modeling**, **creative text generation**, and **research on lightweight, efficient models**. Its small footprint allows rapid experimentation, even on modest hardware, and it provides a playground for studying how models learn patterns in sequences of characters.
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The model is **intentionally experimental** — it’s not aligned, fact-checked, or polished.
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## Training Details
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* **Dataset:** ~45,830 characters (a curated text corpus repeated
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* **Vocabulary:** 34 characters (all lowercased)
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* **Sequence length:** 128
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* **Training iterations:** 2,000
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* **Batch size:** 2
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* **Optimizer:** AdamW, learning rate 3e-4
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* **Model parameters:** 711,106
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* **Performance notes:** Each iteration takes roughly 400–500 ms; 100 iterations take ~45 s on average. Loss steadily decreased from 3.53 to 2.15 over training.
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**Example generation (iteration 1200):**
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Prompt: "The quick"
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Generated: the quick efehn. dethe cans the fice the fpeens antary of eathetint, an thadat hitimes the and cow thig, and
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These outputs capture the **chaotic creativity** of a character-level model: a mixture of readable words, invented forms, and surprising sequences.
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## Intended Uses
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* **Character-level text generation experiments**
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* **Research and education
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* **Creative exploration
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> ⚠️ i3-tiny is experimental and **not intended for production or high-stakes applications**. Text may be repetitive, nonsensical, or inconsistent.
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## Limitations
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* Small vocabulary and character-level modeling limit natural language fluency
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* Outputs are **highly experimental** and not fact-checked
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## Model Weights
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* Compatible with PyTorch
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license: apache-2.0
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language:
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pipeline_tag: text-generation
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library_name: transformers
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tags:
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- i3-architecture
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# i3-tiny
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**i3-tiny** is a compact, efficient character-level language model designed for experimentation and exploration in text generation. Despite its small size, it can generate sequences that are quirky, unpredictable, and full of “human-like” character-level errors.
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i3-tiny is trained to predict the next character in a sequence, making it ideal for **character-level language modeling**, **creative text generation**, and **research on lightweight, efficient models**. Its small footprint allows rapid experimentation, even on modest hardware, and it provides a playground for studying how models learn patterns in sequences of characters.
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The model is **intentionally experimental** — it’s not aligned, fact-checked, or polished. Outputs may be coherent, partially readable, or amusingly garbled.
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## Training Details
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* **Dataset:** ~45,830 characters (a curated text corpus repeated for exposure)
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* **Vocabulary:** 34 characters (all lowercased)
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* **Sequence length:** 128
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* **Training iterations:** 2,000
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* **Batch size:** 2
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* **Optimizer:** AdamW, learning rate 3e-4
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* **Model parameters:** 711,106
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* **Performance notes:** Each iteration takes roughly 400–500 ms; 100 iterations take ~45 s on average. Loss steadily decreased from 3.53 to 2.15 over training.
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**Example generation (iteration 1200):**
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Prompt: "The quick"
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Generated: the quick efehn. dethe cans the fice the fpeens antary of eathetint, an thadat hitimes the and cow thig, and
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These outputs capture the **chaotic creativity** of a character-level model: a mixture of readable words, invented forms, and surprising sequences.
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## Intended Uses
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* **Character-level text generation experiments**
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* **Research and education:** studying lightweight language models and sequence learning
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* **Creative exploration:** generating quirky text or procedural content for games, demos, or artistic projects
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> ⚠️ i3-tiny is experimental and **not intended for production or high-stakes applications**. Text may be repetitive, nonsensical, or inconsistent.
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## Limitations
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* Small vocabulary and character-level modeling limit natural language fluency
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* Outputs are **highly experimental** and not fact-checked
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* Generated sequences can be repetitive, garbled, or unpredictable
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## Model Weights
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* Stored in `pytorch_model.bin` (or `model.safetensors`)
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* Compatible with PyTorch and Hugging Face Transformers
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* Requires `modeling_i3.py` and `config.json` to instantiate
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## Usage Example
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from modeling_i3 import i3, i3Config
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import torch
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config = i3Config.from_pretrained("i3-hf-model")
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model = i3.from_pretrained("i3-hf-model", config=config)
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prompt = "Hello"
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input_ids = torch.tensor([[c for c in range(len(prompt))]]) # replace with your dataset encoding
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generated_ids = model.model.generate(input_ids, max_new_tokens=100, temperature=0.8, top_k=20)
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print(generated_ids) # decode using your dataset method
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## Citation
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If you use i3-tiny for research or experimentation, please cite this repository and acknowledge it as an experimental character-level model.
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