saurabh-singh-rajput/green-tea-qwen2.5-coder-14b-energy-sft
saurabh-singh-rajput/green-tea-qwen2.5-coder-14b-energy-sft is a 14.8 billion parameter Qwen2.5-Coder model developed by Saurabhsingh Rajput and Tushar Sharma. It is specifically fine-tuned for energy-aware code generation, achieving 4.45% CARET (Correctness-Adjusted Reduction in Energy Total) on a 143-problem benchmark. This model focuses on optimizing code for energy efficiency rather than just speed or correctness, making it suitable for resource-constrained environments.
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Overview
saurabh-singh-rajput/green-tea-qwen2.5-coder-14b-energy-sft is a 14.8 billion parameter model based on the unsloth/Qwen2.5-Coder-14B architecture. Developed by Saurabhsingh Rajput and Tushar Sharma, this model is part of the Green Tea replication package, focusing on energy-aware code generation.
Key Capabilities
- Energy-Contrastive Supervised Fine-Tuning: The model has undergone specialized fine-tuning to prioritize energy efficiency in generated code.
- CARET Performance: Achieves a 4.45% CARET (Correctness-Adjusted Reduction in Energy Total) on a 143-problem held-out benchmark, indicating its effectiveness in reducing energy consumption while maintaining code correctness.
- Code Generation: Built upon a coder-specific base model, it retains strong code generation capabilities.
Good For
- Energy-Efficient Code Generation: Ideal for developers and researchers focused on minimizing the energy footprint of software.
- Resource-Constrained Environments: Particularly useful for applications where energy consumption is a critical factor, such as edge computing, IoT devices, or sustainable software development.
- Research in Sustainable AI: Provides a valuable tool and benchmark for exploring energy-aware AI and code optimization.
Citation
This model is associated with the preprint "Beyond the Need for Speed: Energy-Aware Code Generation via Simulation-Guided Reinforcement Learning" by Rajput and Sharma. The full replication package and code are available on GitHub, and the dataset is hosted on Zenodo.