rpDungeon/Gemma4-31b-Gembrain-Equinox
rpDungeon/Gemma4-31b-Gembrain-Equinox is a 31 billion parameter Gemma-4 based model, created by rpDungeon, jaxxks, twisted, and toasty, specifically designed for creative writing tasks. This V2 Fisher-protected community merge combines two Gemma-4 31B creative-writing variants, Gembrain and Equinox, on top of Google's stock gemma-4-31b-it. It features a modified chat template to improve instruct-following and prompt-attention, making it suitable for nuanced creative text generation with a context length of 32768 tokens.
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Model Overview
rpDungeon/Gemma4-31b-Gembrain-Equinox is a 31 billion parameter model built on the Gemma-4 architecture, resulting from a V2 Fisher-protected community merge. This model integrates two distinct community-developed Gemma-4 31B creative-writing variants, Gembrain and Equinox, with Google's base gemma-4-31b-it model. The merge utilizes a TIES-style approach with Fisher importance and layer-importance damping to preserve instruct-following capabilities while blending the unique styles of the community variants.
Key Capabilities
- Enhanced Creative Writing: Blends the prompt-attention reinforcement of Gembrain with the neutral/realistic style of Equinox for diverse creative outputs.
- Improved Instruct-Following: Incorporates Fisher importance and layer-importance damping during the merge process to protect critical instruct-following parameters.
- Optimized Chat Template: Features a modified
chat_template.jinjathat pre-fills<|channel>thought\non assistant turns whenadd_generation_prompt=Trueandenable_thinking=True, addressing a "merges skip thinking" regression and allowing for thought traces. - Context Length: Supports a context window of 32768 tokens.
Good For
- Creative Text Generation: Ideal for applications requiring nuanced and varied creative writing styles.
- Roleplay and Storytelling: Benefits from the blended styles and improved prompt attention.
- Research into Merging Techniques: Serves as a V2 data point for instruct-preserving merges, particularly for understanding the impact of Fisher protection and layer-importance damping.