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# Phi-1.5 TOFU Unlearning Model
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This model is a variant of the Phi-1.5 model, fine-tuned on the TOFU (Task of Fictitious Unlearning) dataset and then subjected to various unlearning algorithms.
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## Model Details
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## Revisions
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The model is organized into multiple revisions, each representing a checkpoint during the unlearning process. The revision names follow the pattern `checkpoint-X`, where X is the checkpoint number.
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## Loading the Model
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```python
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from transformers import AutoModelForCausalLM, AutoTokenizer
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# Replace 'checkpoint-X' with the desired revision (e.g., 'checkpoint-12')
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revision = "checkpoint-X"
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model = AutoModelForCausalLM.from_pretrained("locuslab/{model_name}", revision=revision)
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tokenizer = AutoTokenizer.from_pretrained("locuslab/{model_name}", revision=revision)
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## TOFU Dataset
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TOFU (Task of Fictitious Unlearning) is a dataset designed for training and evaluating unlearning algorithms in language models. It simulates scenarios where certain information needs to be "forgotten" or removed from the model's knowledge.
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1. The base Phi-1.5 model was first fine-tuned on the TOFU dataset (checkpoint-625).
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2. Various unlearning algorithms were then applied to this fine-tuned model to selectively "forget" certain information.
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3. The results of these unlearning processes are captured in the different revisions of this model.
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## Usage and Limitations
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# Phi-1.5 TOFU Unlearning Model
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**IMPORTANT: This model's checkpoints are stored in separate branches. You MUST specify a revision when loading the model to access a specific checkpoint.**
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This model is a variant of the Phi-1.5 model, fine-tuned on the TOFU (Task of Fictitious Unlearning) dataset and then subjected to various unlearning algorithms.
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## Model Details
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## Revisions
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The model is organized into multiple revisions, each representing a checkpoint during the unlearning process. The revision names follow the pattern `checkpoint-X`, where X is the checkpoint number. Each revision is stored in a separate branch.
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## Loading the Model
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To load a specific revision of this model, you MUST specify the revision parameter. Use the following code:
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```python
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from transformers import AutoModelForCausalLM, AutoTokenizer
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# The 'revision' parameter is REQUIRED. Replace 'checkpoint-X' with the desired revision (e.g., 'checkpoint-12')
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revision = "checkpoint-X"
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model = AutoModelForCausalLM.from_pretrained("locuslab/{model_name}", revision=revision)
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tokenizer = AutoTokenizer.from_pretrained("locuslab/{model_name}", revision=revision)
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**Note: If you don't specify a revision, you will not be able to load the model correctly.**
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## TOFU Dataset
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TOFU (Task of Fictitious Unlearning) is a dataset designed for training and evaluating unlearning algorithms in language models. It simulates scenarios where certain information needs to be "forgotten" or removed from the model's knowledge.
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1. The base Phi-1.5 model was first fine-tuned on the TOFU dataset (checkpoint-625).
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2. Various unlearning algorithms were then applied to this fine-tuned model to selectively "forget" certain information.
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3. The results of these unlearning processes are captured in the different revisions (branches) of this model.
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## Usage and Limitations
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