lzw1008/Emollama-7b

TEXT GENERATIONConcurrency Cost:1Model Size:7BQuant:FP8Ctx Length:4kPublished:Jan 21, 2024License:mitArchitecture:Transformer0.0K Open Weights Cold

Emollama-7b, developed by lzw1008 as part of the EmoLLMs project, is a 7 billion parameter instruction-following large language model fine-tuned from Meta's LLaMA2-7B. It specializes in comprehensive affective analysis, including sentiment polarity, categorical emotions, sentiment strength, and emotion intensity. The model is trained on the full AAID instruction tuning data and supports a 4096 token context length.

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Emollama-7b: Affective Analysis LLM

Emollama-7b is a 7 billion parameter model from the EmoLLMs project by lzw1008, designed for comprehensive affective analysis. It is fine-tuned from the LLaMA2-7B foundation model using the full AAID instruction tuning dataset.

Key Capabilities

  • Affective Classification: Performs tasks such as sentimental polarity and categorical emotion identification.
  • Affective Regression: Handles tasks like sentiment strength and emotion intensity scoring.
  • Instruction Following: Capable of understanding and executing instructions for various affective analysis tasks.

Use Cases

Emollama-7b is particularly well-suited for applications requiring detailed emotional and sentiment understanding from text. Examples include:

  • Emotion Intensity Scoring: Assigning numerical values (e.g., 0 to 1) for specific emotions like joy.
  • Sentiment Strength Evaluation: Quantifying the valence intensity of a writer's mental state (e.g., 0 for most negative to 1 for most positive).
  • Sentiment Classification: Categorizing text into ordinal classes representing degrees of positive, neutral, or negative sentiment.
  • Emotion Classification: Identifying the presence of specific emotions (e.g., anger, joy, sadness) or classifying text as 'neutral or no emotion'.

Ethical Considerations

The developers note potential biases, incorrect predictions, and over-generalization in LLMs, advising caution when applying the model to real-world affective analysis systems.