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Add a brief paragraph summarizing the model’s purpose, what makes it unique, and its intended users.
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This model, developed by Rithu Paran, is designed to provide high-quality text summarization, making it ideal for applications in content curation, news summarization, and document analysis. Leveraging the Meta-Llama architecture, it delivers accurate, concise summaries while maintaining key information, and is optimized for general-purpose use.
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2. Model Description:
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Under Model Type, clarify the model's focus on general text summarization or a specific summarization task (e.g., long-form content, news).
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Direct Use: News article summarization, summarizing reports for quick insights, content summarization for educational purposes.
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Out-of-Scope Use: Avoid using it for legal or medical content without specialized training.
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Include any known biases related to the datasets used. For example, “The model may reflect certain cultural or societal biases present in the training data.”
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summary = summarizer(text, max_length=150, min_length=50, do_sample=False)
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In Training Hyperparameters, provide a rationale for the chosen batch size and learning rate.
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If you have insights into why AdamW was chosen as the optimizer, it would be helpful to include that too.
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If possible, include the exact ROUGE and BLEU scores to show the model’s summarization performance.
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You could add a Future Work or Planned Improvements section if you plan to enhance the model further.
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In the Contact section, you might mention if you are open to feedback, bug reports, or contributions.
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Here’s a short sample revision for the Model Details section:
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tags:
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- legal
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Model Overview Section:
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Add a brief paragraph summarizing the model’s purpose, what makes it unique, and its intended users.
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For example:
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vbnet
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Copy code
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This model, developed by Rithu Paran, is designed to provide high-quality text summarization, making it ideal for applications in content curation, news summarization, and document analysis. Leveraging the Meta-Llama architecture, it delivers accurate, concise summaries while maintaining key information, and is optimized for general-purpose use.
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2. Model Description:
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Under Model Type, clarify the model's focus on general text summarization or a specific summarization task (e.g., long-form content, news).
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Update Language(s) with more detail on the model's primary language capabilities.
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4. Model Use Cases:
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Expand Direct Use and Out-of-Scope Use with specific examples to guide users.
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Direct Use: News article summarization, summarizing reports for quick insights, content summarization for educational purposes.
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Out-of-Scope Use: Avoid using it for legal or medical content without specialized training.
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6. Bias, Risks, and Limitations:
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Include any known biases related to the datasets used. For example, “The model may reflect certain cultural or societal biases present in the training data.”
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Add a note on limitations in terms of accuracy for complex technical summaries or if the model occasionally generates nonsensical summaries.
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8. How to Get Started with the Model:
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Example:
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summary = summarizer(text, max_length=150, min_length=50, do_sample=False)
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10. Training Details:
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In Training Hyperparameters, provide a rationale for the chosen batch size and learning rate.
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If you have insights into why AdamW was chosen as the optimizer, it would be helpful to include that too.
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12. Environmental Impact:
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Add a short sentence on the steps taken to minimize the environmental impact, if applicable.
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14. Evaluation:
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If possible, include the exact ROUGE and BLEU scores to show the model’s summarization performance.
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15. Additional Information:
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You could add a Future Work or Planned Improvements section if you plan to enhance the model further.
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In the Contact section, you might mention if you are open to feedback, bug reports, or contributions.
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Here’s a short sample revision for the Model Details section:
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