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Update Examples to New UX #2301

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@Satrat Satrat commented May 23, 2024

Updating existing examples and adding a new example for quantizing a 2:4 sparse model with a custom dataset.

Evaluation

Ran sparseml.evaluate [MODEL] -d wikitext -i lm-evaluation-harness on the output of each example and the baselines, perplexity results below

  • base llama2_7b dense ultrachat: 10.10
  • llama2_7b w8a8 channelwise weights, dynamic per token activations: 10.17
  • llama2_7b w4a16 channelwise weights: 11.09
  • baseline llama2_7b cnn_dailymail 2:4 sparsity: 13.35
  • llama2_7b 2:4 sparsity w4a16 channelwise weights: 17.31

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rahul-tuli previously approved these changes May 23, 2024
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@Satrat Satrat dismissed stale reviews from bfineran, horheynm, and rahul-tuli via d4ea973 May 23, 2024 20:32
@Satrat Satrat requested a review from dbogunowicz May 28, 2024 13:37
bfineran
bfineran previously approved these changes May 28, 2024
@Satrat Satrat merged commit 56b7854 into main May 28, 2024
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@Satrat Satrat deleted the sa/update_ex branch May 28, 2024 16:25
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