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---
base_model: HuggingFaceH4/zephyr-orpo-141b-A35b-v0.1
license: apache-2.0
---
## MAKE SURE TO MERGE TOGETHER THE TWO PARTS AFTER DOWNLOADING OR IT WONT WORK
## I.e. Download the 3bit orpo3ns.gguf.part0 & orpo3ns.gguf.part1 files then:
```
cd ~/Downloads
cat orpo3ns.gguf.part* > orpo3ns.gguf
cd llamacppFolderLocaltion
./server -m ~/Downloads/orpor3ns.gguf -ngl 56
```
For lmStudio you need to copy the full orpo3ns.gguf file to your ~/.cache/lm-studio/models/YourNAME/
## orpo4ns.gguf is good to go, 2bit also done but not recommended.
# Importance-Matrix quantizations of HuggingFaceH4/zephyr-orpo-141b-A35b-v0.1
# first mixtral8x22b finetune 💫
the imatrix.dat file was calcuated over 1000 chunks with wikitext.train.raw( included )
Wrote a bit of custom c++ to avoid quantizing certain layers, tested fully compatible with llama.cpp as of 10April2024.
To put it all asa single file ( this is not needed with llama.cpp as it will autodetect the chunks but can help troubleshooting ollama)
```
cat orpo4ns.gguf.part* > orpo4ns.gguf
```
careful this can take 5 minutes or up to 10-15 on slow instances, check progress with ls -la
# Run with llama.cpp
```
git clone https://github.com/ggerganov/llama.cpp && cd llama.cpp/ && make -j
./main -m ~/orpo4ns-00001-of-00005.gguf -n 256 -t 64 --temp 0.2 --color -p "How to build a city on mars via aldrin cycler orbits?"
```
# Perplexity benchmarks
Command I used to run these on 48 core CPU only machine, you can add -ngl 16 to offload 16 layers or more to gpu on your own.
```./perplexity -m ~/orpo4ns.gguf -f wiki.test.raw --chunks 12 -t 48 ```
# Lower is Better. F16 baseline is ~2.3 , the 3bit 58GB version however is surprisingly not far
# orpor4ns.gguf is the fastest because of 4bit/8bit optimizations in most hardware.
```bash
orpor4ns.gguf FILESIZE: 71260 MB
[1]2.6970,[2]3.1781,[3]3.7390,[4]3.4159,[5]2.8977,[6]2.7126,[7]2.5597,[8]2.5013,[9]2.5279,[10]2.5175,[11]2.5315,[12]2.5455,
Final estimate: PPL = 2.5455 +/- 0.07697
orpo3ns.gguf FILESIZE: 58536 MB
[1]2.8042,[2]3.3418,[3]3.9400,[4]3.5859,[5]3.2042,[6]3.0524,[7]2.9738,[8]2.9695,[9]3.0232,[10]3.0099,[11]3.0510,[12]3.0589,
Final estimate: PPL = 3.0589 +/- 0.09882
orpo3nm.gguf FILESIZE: 60828 MB
[1]2.8435,[2]3.2998,[3]3.8984,[4]3.4821,[5]3.1084,[6]2.9597,[7]2.8[9]2.9155,[10]2.9218,[11]2.9613,[12]2.9709,
Final estimate: PPL = 2.9709 +/- 0.09419
orpo3nl.gguf FILESIZE: 65405 MB
[1]2.8175,[2]3.2506,[3]3.8241,[4]3.4152,[5]2.9970,[6]2.8455,[7]2.7358,[8]2.7120,[9]2.7955,[10]2.8003,[11]2.8254,[12]2.8371,
Final estimate: PPL = 2.8371 +/- 0.08781
orpo2n.gguf FILESIZE: 49420 MB
[1]3.0082,[2]3.5829,[3]4.1414,[4]4.1671,[5]3.8567,[6]3.7209,[7]3.7150,[8]3.7210,[9]3.8445,[10]3.9332,[11]4.0879,[12]4.0884,
Final estimate: PPL = 4.0884 +/- 0.1499
orpo2ns.gguf FILESIZE: 44026 MB
[1]3.0077,[2]3.5575,[3]4.1028,[4]4.4088,[5]4.2206,[6]4.1056,[7]4.1029,[8]4.1305,[9]4.1791,[10]4.3247,[11]4.4759,[12]4.4659,
Final estimate: PPL = 4.4659 +/- 0.16582
```
# The 3bit version is surprisingly usable even though only 58GB |