MistralPirate-7b-v2-GGUF-8bit

This model card presents MistralPirate-7b-v2-GGUF-8bit, a quantized, single-file adaptation of the MistralPirate-7b-v2 model, which leverages the OpenHermes 2.5 base model for generating coherent and accurate pirate-themed content in a more efficient and faster manner.

Model Description

Developed by: phanerozoic
License: cc-by-nc-4.0
Original Model: MistralPirate-7b-v2
Base Model: OpenHermes 2.5
Quantization: 8-bit

Direct Use

Optimized for applications in interactive storytelling, gaming, educational content, and conversational AI where pirate-themed language is desired, with a focus on faster performance.

Downstream Use

Suitable for thematic content creation or language learning tools requiring a blend of creative language generation and domain-specific knowledge, particularly where quick response times are essential.

Out-of-Scope Use

Not intended for general-purpose language modeling or non-pirate-themed contexts. Best performance is achieved within its thematic specialization.

Bias, Risks, and Limitations

Maintains the coherence and factual accuracy of MistralPirate-7b-v2 but may exhibit limitations due to quantization. Not for serious or sensitive communication.

Recommendations

Ideal for contexts where speed is a priority and pirate-themed language is appropriate. Exercise caution in using it for information outside its expertise.

Custom Stopping Strings Usage

"},"
"User:"
"You:"
""\n"
"\nUser"
"\nUser:"

These strings help delineate the ends of responses and improve the structural integrity of the dialogue generated by the model.

Training Data and Hyperparameters

Utilizes the same structured and complex ChatML-formatted dataset as MistralPirate-7b-v2, adapted for efficient processing.

Performance Highlights

Shows marked improvement in producing coherent outputs quickly, maintaining a pirate tone. Achieves a balance between language modeling capabilities and efficient performance.

Compute Infrastructure

Designed for environments with limited computational resources, focusing on rapid processing and efficiency.

Acknowledgments

Special thanks to the teams behind the Mistral and OpenHermes 2.5 models. Their work in language modeling has been instrumental in the development of this efficient, domain-specific language model.