FEAT: Add tags for models that used DataDreamer trainers #2
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Thanks @younesbelkada, sorry for the delay working towards a publication. That looks good to me, thanks for adding this! |
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Hi @AjayP13 👋
First of all congratulations for releasing this great library !
I would like to introduce a feature here: model tagging - this makes it possible to add tags in models that are fine-tuned with DataDreamer so that you could filter them on HF hub easily, e.g.: https://huggingface.co/models?other=trl for TRL tag!
Let me know if you want me to extensively test this feature by pushing some dummy models on the Hub !
Thanks again !