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Introduction
0. Setup
1. Transformer models
IntroductionNatural Language Processing and Large Language ModelsTransformers, what can they do?How do Transformers work?How 🤗 Transformers solve tasksTransformer ArchitecturesQuick quizInference with LLMsBias and limitationsSummaryCertification exam
2. Using 🤗 Transformers
IntroductionBehind the pipelineModelsTokenizersHandling multiple sequencesPutting it all togetherBasic usage completed!Optimized Inference DeploymentEnd-of-chapter quiz
3. Fine-tuning a pretrained model
IntroductionProcessing the dataFine-tuning a model with the Trainer APIA full training loopUnderstanding Learning CurvesFine-tuning, Check!End-of-chapter quiz
4. Sharing models and tokenizers
The Hugging Face HubUsing pretrained modelsSharing pretrained modelsBuilding a model cardPart 1 completed!End-of-chapter quiz
5. The 🤗 Datasets library
IntroductionWhat if my dataset isn't on the Hub?Time to slice and diceBig data? 🤗 Datasets to the rescue!Creating your own datasetSemantic search with FAISS🤗 Datasets, check!End-of-chapter quiz
6. The 🤗 Tokenizers library
IntroductionTraining a new tokenizer from an old oneFast tokenizers' special powersFast tokenizers in the QA pipelineNormalization and pre-tokenizationByte-Pair Encoding tokenizationWordPiece tokenizationUnigram tokenizationBuilding a tokenizer, block by blockTokenizers, check!End-of-chapter quiz
7. Classical NLP tasks
IntroductionToken classificationFine-tuning a masked language modelTranslationSummarizationTraining a causal language model from scratchQuestion answeringMastering LLMsEnd-of-chapter quiz
8. How to ask for help
IntroductionWhat to do when you get an errorAsking for help on the forumsDebugging the training pipelineHow to write a good issuePart 2 completed!End-of-chapter quiz
9. Building and sharing demos
Introduction to GradioBuilding your first demoUnderstanding the Interface classSharing demos with othersIntegrations with the Hugging Face HubAdvanced Interface featuresIntroduction to BlocksGradio, check!End-of-chapter quiz
10. Curate high-quality datasets
Introduction to ArgillaSet up your Argilla instanceLoad your dataset to ArgillaAnnotate your datasetUse your annotated datasetArgilla, check!End-of-chapter quiz
11. Fine-tune Large Language Models
IntroductionChat TemplatesFine-Tuning with SFTTrainerLoRA (Low-Rank Adaptation)EvaluationConclusionExam Time!
12. Build Reasoning Models new
IntroductionReinforcement Learning on LLMsThe Aha Moment in the DeepSeek R1 PaperAdvanced Understanding of GRPO in DeepSeekMathImplementing GRPO in TRLPractical Exercise to Fine-tune a model with GRPOPractical Exercise with UnslothComing soon...
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Introduction
In Chapter 3 you got your first taste of the 🤗 Datasets library and saw that there were three main steps when it came to fine-tuning a model:
- Load a dataset from the Hugging Face Hub.
- Preprocess the data with
Dataset.map(). - Load and compute metrics.
But this is just scratching the surface of what 🤗 Datasets can do! In this chapter, we will take a deep dive into the library. Along the way, we’ll find answers to the following questions:
- What do you do when your dataset is not on the Hub?
- How can you slice and dice a dataset? (And what if you really need to use Pandas?)
- What do you do when your dataset is huge and will melt your laptop’s RAM?
- What the heck are “memory mapping” and Apache Arrow?
- How can you create your own dataset and push it to the Hub?
The techniques you learn here will prepare you for the advanced tokenization and fine-tuning tasks in Chapter 6 and Chapter 7 — so grab a coffee and let’s get started!
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