Gorilla OpenFunctions run locally in Google Colab #166
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Google Colab .ipynb notebook running local inference of gorilla-llm/gorilla-openfunctions-v1 using free Colab GPU
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Hey @meenakshi-mittal thanks for this! Do you mind sharing a colab link instead? We are trying to not have jupyter notebooks so it helps with cleanliness of the git history. Thanks! |
ShishirPatil
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Added a notebook (titled "Gorilla_OpenFunctions_Local.ipynb") which quantizes the Gorilla OpenFunctions model (gorilla-llm/gorilla-openfunctions-v1) so that it can run inference fully self-contained on Colab's free GPU. Although further inference testing is required, the quantized local model returns the same responses as the original hosted model for the 3 examples provided.