EMSUGI is a future prediction & analysis project on various factor like flood, earth quake, disease occurred on your neighborhood location.
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EMSUGI is a future prediction & analysis project on various factor like flood, earth quake, disease occurred on your neighborhood location.
An advanced spam detection model fine-tuned from Gemma 2 2B for WhatsApp chatbots. Capable of identifying spam categories like abusive language, gibberish, and malicious links. Includes training, inference scripts, and configurable settings for customization. 🚀
Build LLM-enabled FastAPI applications without build configuration.
AskPdf is a Streamlit-based application for question-answering over PDF documents using Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) with conversational history. Upload your PDFs and interactively ask questions to get concise, contextually relevant answers, leveraging LangChain, Chroma for vector storage, and HuggingFace embeddings.
Explore practical fine-tuning of LLMs with Hands-on Lora. Dive into examples that showcase efficient model adaptation across diverse tasks.
A Retrieval Augmented Generator (RAG) that operates entirely locally, combining document retrieval and language model generation to provide accurate and contextually relevant responses. Built with @langchain-ai
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Tools and method for fine-tuning the Gemma 2 model on custom datasets
A Vision Language Model implemented in PyTorch
Welcome to the Exploding Population Myths 1995 repository! This project leverages the Google Gemma model to analyze and debunk common population myths from 1995 book, providing valuable insights into historical population trends.
A langchain application that use open-source gemma2:2b LLM model.
The task of this project is to Convert Natural Language to SQL Queries
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