@DailyDoseOfDS_: Turn any Autoregressive LLM into a Diffusion LM. dLLM is a Python library that unifies the training & evaluation of dif…
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dLLM is an open-source Python library that allows converting any autoregressive language model into a diffusion language model with minimal compute, unifying training and evaluation.
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Turn any Autoregressive LLM into a Diffusion LM.
dLLM is a Python library that unifies the training & evaluation of diffusion language models.
You can also use it to turn ANY autoregressive LM into a diffusion LM with minimal compute.
100% open-source. https://t.co/oJTEiKz6UM
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