cy0307/lm-unsloth-finetune

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README

Unsloth β€” fast LLM fine-tune 🚧 not trained yet

Fine-tune an LLM ~2Γ— faster / lighter with Unsloth, then export GGUF.

Status β€” documented recipe (placeholder). A production-grade pipeline from Ropedia Academy for an advanced, GPU-heavy task. Everything below β€” base model, objective, dataset, config, the exact evaluation β€” is specified; the weights / metrics / figures land here automatically when you run the notebook on a GPU (one click below). Try the trained models live in the Ropedia demos Space.

At a glance

Base modelUnsloth 4-bit base (Llama / Qwen / Mistral …)
Taskfast LoRA fine-tune + GGUF export
Training objectiveFast LoRA SFT (~2Γ— faster, less VRAM); GGUF export for serving.
TrackLM Β· Language & multimodal
Built onunslothai/unsloth
NotebookOpen In Colab
Compute / storage / timeGPU required β€” see the Compute Β· storage Β· time table in the notebook

Dataset

  • Source: mlabonne/guanaco-llama2-1k (or your data).

Training config

GPU-scale β€” the notebook ships a demo profile (free Colab T4) and a full profile, with an exact Compute Β· storage Β· time table. Hyperparameters (optimizer, steps, batch, LoRA rank, …) are in the training cell.

Evaluation results

⏳ Pending β€” run the notebook on a GPU to fill this in. This lab reports held-out perplexity on a held-out split (see its Evaluate cell).

Inference example

No weights are published yet. After a GPU run, load the checkpoint/adapter the notebook saves (it also has a ready inference cell). Base model: Unsloth 4-bit base (Llama / Qwen / Mistral …).

How to fill this repo

  1. Open the notebook in Colab β†’ Runtime β†’ GPU β†’ Run all (runs the real pipeline).
  2. Run its Publish to the Hugging Face Hub step (or HfApi().upload_folder(...)) β€” the checkpoint + metrics.json + figures replace this placeholder.
  • Train / run on a GPU Β· [ ] upload weights Β· [ ] add metrics.json Β· [ ] add figures Β· [ ] swap in the real results card

Limitations

Not yet trained β€” no numbers to report. The pipeline is GPU-heavy (see the compute table); on free Colab use the demo-scale settings. This is an educational, reproducible recipe, not a tuned production release.

License

Code: MIT (this repository). The base model (unslothai/unsloth) and dataset are each under their own licenses β€” check the upstream source before redistribution.

Citation

@misc{ropedia_academy,
  title  = {Ropedia Academy: an interactive course on embodied & spatial AI},
  author = {Ropedia Academy},
  year   = {2026},
  howpublished = {\url{https://chaoyue0307.github.io/ropedia-academy/}}
}

Method / original work: Unsloth (Han et al.); Dettmers et al., QLoRA, 2023.


Documented placeholder in the Ropedia Academy collection β€” train it on a GPU to publish the real model. Contributions welcome on GitHub.

Contributors

cy0307

3 commits

cy0307/lm-unsloth-finetune

Model

0

stars

3

commits

2

linked in READMEs

Jun 28, 2026

updated

advanced
embodied-ai
gpu
ropedia-academy
text-generation
todo
track-a
track-b
track-c
track-d

README

Unsloth β€” fast LLM fine-tune 🚧 not trained yet

Fine-tune an LLM ~2Γ— faster / lighter with Unsloth, then export GGUF.

Status β€” documented recipe (placeholder). A production-grade pipeline from Ropedia Academy for an advanced, GPU-heavy task. Everything below β€” base model, objective, dataset, config, the exact evaluation β€” is specified; the weights / metrics / figures land here automatically when you run the notebook on a GPU (one click below). Try the trained models live in the Ropedia demos Space.

At a glance

Base modelUnsloth 4-bit base (Llama / Qwen / Mistral …)
Taskfast LoRA fine-tune + GGUF export
Training objectiveFast LoRA SFT (~2Γ— faster, less VRAM); GGUF export for serving.
TrackLM Β· Language & multimodal
Built onunslothai/unsloth
NotebookOpen In Colab
Compute / storage / timeGPU required β€” see the Compute Β· storage Β· time table in the notebook

Dataset

  • Source: mlabonne/guanaco-llama2-1k (or your data).

Training config

GPU-scale β€” the notebook ships a demo profile (free Colab T4) and a full profile, with an exact Compute Β· storage Β· time table. Hyperparameters (optimizer, steps, batch, LoRA rank, …) are in the training cell.

Evaluation results

⏳ Pending β€” run the notebook on a GPU to fill this in. This lab reports held-out perplexity on a held-out split (see its Evaluate cell).

Inference example

No weights are published yet. After a GPU run, load the checkpoint/adapter the notebook saves (it also has a ready inference cell). Base model: Unsloth 4-bit base (Llama / Qwen / Mistral …).

How to fill this repo

  1. Open the notebook in Colab β†’ Runtime β†’ GPU β†’ Run all (runs the real pipeline).
  2. Run its Publish to the Hugging Face Hub step (or HfApi().upload_folder(...)) β€” the checkpoint + metrics.json + figures replace this placeholder.
  • Train / run on a GPU Β· [ ] upload weights Β· [ ] add metrics.json Β· [ ] add figures Β· [ ] swap in the real results card

Limitations

Not yet trained β€” no numbers to report. The pipeline is GPU-heavy (see the compute table); on free Colab use the demo-scale settings. This is an educational, reproducible recipe, not a tuned production release.

License

Code: MIT (this repository). The base model (unslothai/unsloth) and dataset are each under their own licenses β€” check the upstream source before redistribution.

Citation

@misc{ropedia_academy,
  title  = {Ropedia Academy: an interactive course on embodied & spatial AI},
  author = {Ropedia Academy},
  year   = {2026},
  howpublished = {\url{https://chaoyue0307.github.io/ropedia-academy/}}
}

Method / original work: Unsloth (Han et al.); Dettmers et al., QLoRA, 2023.


Documented placeholder in the Ropedia Academy collection β€” train it on a GPU to publish the real model. Contributions welcome on GitHub.

Contributors

cy0307

3 commits