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license: cc-by-3.0
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datasets:
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- snats/datacomp_lists
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# Model Card: Breaking Laws Models
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## Model Details
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- **Developer:** snats
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- **Model Date:** October 2024
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- **Model Type:** Various checkpoints based on the DataComp small dataset
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- **Source:** https://snats.xyz/pages/articles/breaking_some_laws.html
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## Model Versions
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1. baseline
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2. breaking_0.1_trained
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3. breaking_0.2_trained
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4. breaking_0.3_trained
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5. breaking_0.5_trained
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6. breaking_0.7_trained
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7. breaking_0.9_trained
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8. minipile_style_only_txt
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9. minipile_style_trained
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10. top5_results
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## Model Description
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This repository contains multiple checkpoints for models trained as part of an experiment described in the blog post
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["I want to break some laws too"](https://snats.xyz/pages/articles/breaking_some_laws.html) on snats.xyz.
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The models are based on the DataComp small dataset and explore various data compositions.
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## Evaluation
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Each model version has its own evaluation results stored in its respective folder.
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## Additional Information
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- The models are stored as separate checkpoints under the same repository.
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- Each model folder contains its own evaluation results.
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- The `top5_results` folder contains evaluation results from the top 5 performing models, but not their weights. If you want, you can replicate it with
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the dataset found in [snats/datacomp_lists](https://huggingface.co/datasets/snats/datacomp_lists).
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- For detailed information on the training process, results, and insights, please refer to the original blog post.
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