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18 open-source projects similar to facebookresearch/rlcd, ranked by shared indexed features. Tags may describe platforms or build tools rather than the same primary purpose. Check each project’s use case, license, and deployment requirements before treating it as a replacement.

  • ibm/dromedaryIBM avatar

    IBM/Dromedary

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    Dromedary: towards helpful, ethical and reliable LLMs.

    Python
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  • microsoft/lmopsmicrosoft avatar

    microsoft/LMOps

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    LMOps is a research-driven operations framework for optimizing the deployment, fine-tuning, and performance of large language models. It provides a specialized toolkit for foundation model adaptation, inference acceleration, prompt optimization, and context orchestration. The framework distinguishes itself through an inference accelerator that reduces token generation latency by verifying and copying overlapping text spans from reference documents. It also features a prompt engineering optimizer that employs reinforcement learning, beam search, and non-natural language markers to automaticall

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  • volcengine/verlvolcengine avatar

    volcengine/verl

    22,015View on GitHub↗

    verl is a distributed training system designed for large language model alignment and reinforcement learning. It provides a framework for executing post-training pipelines, including supervised fine-tuning and reinforcement learning from human feedback, to refine model behavior and agentic capabilities. The system utilizes a hybrid training and inference engine that optimizes memory and communication when switching between model generation and gradient updates. It supports multi-modal reinforcement learning for models processing both image and text data, and implements algorithms such as PPO

    Python
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  • optimalscale/lmflowOptimalScale avatar

    OptimalScale/LMFlow

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    LMFlow is a comprehensive suite for large language model fine-tuning, context extension, multimodal processing, and inference execution. It provides a toolkit for updating model parameters through full tuning or memory-efficient adapter algorithms, alongside an inference engine for executing tuned models via command-line or web-based interfaces. The framework includes a dedicated alignment suite for supervised tuning and reward model training to refine model behavior. It features a context window extender to increase maximum input lengths and a multimodal framework for building chatbots that

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  • pku-alignment/align-anythingPKU-Alignment avatar

    PKU-Alignment/align-anything

    4,661View on GitHub↗

    Align-anything is a multi-modal large language model alignment framework designed to fine-tune models across text, image, video, and audio. It functions as a distributed training orchestrator and toolkit for implementing preference-based learning to ensure model behaviors match human intentions and values. The framework provides specialized pipelines for Supervised Fine-Tuning and Direct Preference Optimization. It includes a high-performance inference engine wrapper for actor models to reduce sequence generation time and a dedicated training environment for refining vision-language-action mo

    Python
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  • uber/ludwiguber avatar

    uber/ludwig

    11,718View on GitHub↗

    Ludwig is a declarative machine learning framework designed for training neural networks and large language models using configuration files instead of manual coding. It functions as a multimodal model builder and a low-code tool for supervised fine-tuning, allowing users to build models that process mixed inputs of text, images, audio, and tabular data. The project distinguishes itself through an automated hyperparameter optimizer and a system for large language model fine-tuning using parameter-efficient adapters. It features a multimodal data pipeline and the ability to automatically gener

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  • spico197/humbackSpico197 avatar

    Spico197/Humback

    138View on GitHub↗

    An unofficial implementation of Self-Alignment with Instruction Backtranslation .

    Python
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  • thunlp-mt/skrTHUNLP-MT avatar

    THUNLP-MT/SKR

    27View on GitHub↗

    Self-Knowledge Guided Retrieval Augmentation for Large Language Models (EMNLP Findings 2023)

    Python
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  • thunlp/ultrafeedbackthunlp avatar

    thunlp/UltraFeedback

    368View on GitHub↗

    A large-scale, fine-grained, diverse preference dataset

    Python
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  • uclaml/spinuclaml avatar

    uclaml/SPIN

    1,245View on GitHub↗

    The official implementation of Self-Play Fine-Tuning (SPIN)

    Pythondeep-learningfine-tuninglarge-language-models
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  • yizhongw/self-instructyizhongw avatar

    yizhongw/self-instruct

    4,602View on GitHub↗

    Self-instruct is a framework for generating synthetic instruction datasets and fine-tuning large language models to improve their instruction-following capabilities. It provides a pipeline for aligning pretrained models with human intentions through a supervised fine-tuning workflow. The system utilizes a synthetic data generator that uses a seed set of tasks to prompt a model to create new instructional data. It includes an instruction dataset curator to remove redundant or low-quality entries, maintaining dataset diversity through a filtered task pool. The framework covers the full alignme

    Python
    View on GitHub↗4,602
  • ezelikman/starezelikman avatar

    ezelikman/STaR

    227View on GitHub↗

    1. STaR 2. Mesh Transformer JAX 1. Updates 3. Pretrained Models 1. GPT-J-6B 1. Links 2. Acknowledgments 3. License 4. Model Details 5. Zero-Shot Evaluations 4. Architecture and Usage 1. Fine-tuning 2. JAX Dependency 5. TODO

    Python
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  • zheng0428/coig-kunZheng0428 avatar

    Zheng0428/COIG-Kun

    36View on GitHub↗

    Inspired by Meta's mid-year paper "Self-Alignment with Instruction Backtranslation," our project embarks on an innovative approach to enhance language model training using a novel data augmentation paradigm. This method, rooted in the principles of self-alignment, involves a meticulous process…

    Python
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  • facebookresearch/motiffacebookresearch avatar

    facebookresearch/motif

    136View on GitHub↗

    This repository contains PyTorch code for Motif, training AI agents on NetHack with reward functions derived from an LLM's preferences.

    Python
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  • jaehunjung1/impossible-distillationjaehunjung1 avatar

    jaehunjung1/impossible-distillation

    18View on GitHub↗

    This repository is the official code repository for our paper Impossible Distillation: from Low-Quality Model to High-Quality Dataset & Model for Summarization and Paraphrasing.

    Python
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  • lucidrains/self-rewarding-lm-pytorchlucidrains avatar

    lucidrains/self-rewarding-lm-pytorch

    1,410View on GitHub↗

    Implementation of the training framework proposed in Self-Rewarding Language Model , from MetaAI

    Python
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  • project-baize/baize-chatbotproject-baize avatar

    project-baize/baize-chatbot

    3,156View on GitHub↗

    Let ChatGPT teach your own chatbot in hours with a single GPU!

    Python
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  • safeailab/rainSafeAILab avatar

    SafeAILab/RAIN

    98View on GitHub↗

    RAIN is an innovative inference method that, by integrating self-evaluation and rewind mechanisms, enables frozen large language models to directly produce responses consistent with human preferences without requiring additional alignment data or model fine-tuning, thereby offering an effective…

    Python
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