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language: [ro, en]
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license: cc-by-nc-4.0
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tags: [romanian, bilingual, nanochat, pretrained]
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# stefaniancu/rost-d6-sft
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the instruction-tuned chat model, depth d6, checkpoint step 000010.
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Trained from scratch on a bilingual Romanian/English mixture. This is a research
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model at GPT-2 scale, not a product.
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| architecture | nanochat GPT, d6, 2048 context |
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| tokenizer | [stefaniancu/rost-tok-bilingual](https://huggingface.co/stefaniancu/rost-tok-bilingual), 32,768 vocab, bilingual |
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| pretraining mixture | 30% Romanian / 70% English, interleaved at document level |
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| Romanian source | FineWeb2-ro, educational score >= 3, diacritic-normalized |
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| English source | ClimbMix |
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| stage | sft |
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The tokenizer is included under `tokenizer/` so this repo is self-contained.
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## Licence
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**CC-BY-NC-4.0, non-commercial.** Both halves of the training data carry
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non-commercial terms: ClimbMix is CC-BY-NC-4.0 ("for research and development
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only"), and the OpenLLM-Ro SFT datasets are CC-BY-NC-4.0. The model inherits
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that. Note that the ClimbMix mirror used is tagged MIT, which does not override
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the upstream terms.
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## Known characteristics
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The Romanian pretraining data is roughly **one third health content** by
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character count (measured across three shards of the source), with history,
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geography, finance and education each near 10%. Entertainment, gaming and
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software are each under 1%. Expect fluency to be uneven across domains
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accordingly.
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## Reproduce
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```bash
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bash runs/speedrun_ro.sh
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```
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Source and full experiment log: https://github.com/StefanIancu/rost
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