In this guide, we will explore how to effectively utilize the Miqu 70b model, a pioneering addition in a promising series of artificial intelligence models. Whether you are new to working with AI models or need a refresher, we will help you navigate the setup and usage of this model in a user-friendly manner.

Understanding the Model Card

The Miqu 70b model is designed to handle various queries and responses. The format for prompts is straightforward:

Mistrals [INST] QUERY_1 [INST] ANSWER_1s [INST] QUERY_2 [INST] ANSWER_2s...

Here, [INST] acts as a delimiter indicating the start of a new instruction, making it easy to structure your input.

Settings to Follow

When working with this model, it is crucial to adhere to specific settings:

• ROPE Settings: DO NOT CHANGE ROPE SETTINGS. The model operates optimally with its pre-configured settings.
• Token Count: This model can handle a high frequency base with 32k seen tokens, suitable for most tasks.
• Temperature and Top_p: It has been tested at a temperature of 1 and top_p of 0.95. All other settings should remain disabled to ensure proper functionality.

Visual Guide

To help you visualize how to use the model and test its functionality, check out this video:

Analogies to Simplify Code Structure

Imagine the Miqu 70b model as a well-organized library. Each query you make is akin to a request for a particular book (the answer). The [INST] markers are like categorized sections within the library, indicating which book category your request pertains to. By structuring your input correctly with this method, you facilitate the retrieval of the ‘books’ you need swiftly and efficiently, just like a librarian!

In this scenario, the model leverages its pre-set settings, much like a reader adhering to the library’s rules for a smooth reading experience. No unnecessary changes or deviation are required for optimal use.

Troubleshooting Common Issues

While working with the Miqu 70b model, you might encounter a few challenges. Here are some troubleshooting tips to assist you:

• Model Not Responding: Ensure that you are using the correct prompt format as specified. Missing or misformatted [INST] markers can lead to confusion.
• Unexpected Outputs: Double-check the ROPE and other critical settings to make sure nothing has been altered.
• Performance Issues: If the model is slow or unresponsive, verify your token count and temperature settings. Make sure you’re using the recommended configuration.
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Final Thoughts

At fxis.ai, we believe that such advancements are crucial for the future of AI, as they enable more comprehensive and effective solutions. Our team is continually exploring new methodologies to push the envelope in artificial intelligence, ensuring that our clients benefit from the latest technological innovations.