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Awesome-LLM-Survey is a topic-organized GitHub repository collecting LLM survey papers and project links to help researchers quickly find overviews across training, prompting, modalities, and applications.

Reading LLM research gets slow when every topic starts with another search. Awesome-LLM-Survey is a topic-organized collection of LLM survey papers for researchers and builders mapping the field. It helps you find useful overviews faster by grouping paper links—and, where provided, related project links—under a detailed README index. Key features: • Training and alignment – sections cover instruction tuning and human alignment. • Prompting and retrieval – browse chain-of-thought, prompt engineering, and RAG surveys. • Model challenges – trace work on hallucination, evaluation, reasoning, explainability, security, privacy, and more. • Modalities and domains – explore visual, audio, and code LLMs alongside health, finance, education, law, and robotics. • Downstream applications – jump into recommendation, information retrieval, software engineering, autonomous driving, time series, and other task areas. Free public GitHub repo. Link in the reply
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Reading LLM research gets slow when every topic starts with another search.

Awesome-LLM-Survey is a topic-organized collection of LLM survey papers for researchers and builders mapping the field.

It helps you find useful overviews faster by grouping paper links—and, where provided, related project links—under a detailed README index.

Key features:

• Training and alignment – sections cover instruction tuning and human alignment. • Prompting and retrieval – browse chain-of-thought, prompt engineering, and RAG surveys. • Model challenges – trace work on hallucination, evaluation, reasoning, explainability, security, privacy, and more. • Modalities and domains – explore visual, audio, and code LLMs alongside health, finance, education, law, and robotics. • Downstream applications – jump into recommendation, information retrieval, software engineering, autonomous driving, time series, and other task areas.

Free public GitHub repo.

Link in the reply

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