SEOKDONG/llama3.1_korean_v1.1_sft_by_aidx

Warm
Public
8B
FP8
32768
License: apache-2.0
Hugging Face
Overview

Model Overview

SEOKDONG/llama3.1_korean_v1.1_sft_by_aidx is an 8 billion parameter model built upon the Llama 3.1 architecture, developed by SEOKDONG. It has been fine-tuned using Supervised Fine-Tuning (SFT) to specialize in the Korean language and culture. The model incorporates a unique dataset covering 53 distinct Korean domains, designed to instill an understanding of Korean societal values and cultural nuances.

Key Capabilities

  • Korean Language & Culture Understanding: Specifically trained on 3.6GB of proprietary Korean data, including 2.33 million Q&A, summarization, and classification entries.
  • Diverse Task Support: Capable of text generation, dialogue inference, document summarization, question answering, and sentiment analysis.
  • Domain-Specific Knowledge: The training data includes 1.33 million multiple-choice questions across 53 domains (e.g., Korean history, society, finance, law, tax, mathematics, biology, physics, chemistry) and 1.3 million subjective questions across 38 domains, utilizing Chain of Thought (CoT) learning.
  • Efficient Architecture: Based on Llama 3.1 8B, it offers fast inference and memory efficiency suitable for various NLP tasks.

Use Cases

This model is highly versatile and can be applied across numerous sectors:

  • Education: Generating explanations and answering questions on subjects like history, mathematics, and science.
  • Business: Providing answers to legal, financial, and tax-related queries, and summarizing documents.
  • Research & Culture: Performing NLP tasks tailored to Korean society and culture, including sentiment analysis and document generation.
  • Customer Service: Creating conversational agents and personalized responses for users.

Limitations

While specialized in Korean, the model may exhibit reduced accuracy for other languages or cultures, particularly in areas with limited data (e.g., recent international information, highly specialized fields). It may also show limited reasoning capabilities for complex logical problems and could generate biased responses if trained on biased data.