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Carbon emissions can be estimated using the [Machine Learning Impact calculator](https://mlco2.github.io/impact#compute) presented in [Lacoste et al. (2019)](https://arxiv.org/abs/1910.09700).
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license: apache-2.0
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- unsloth
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- transformers
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- conversational
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- iamketan25/roleplay-instructions-dataset
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- N-Bot-Int/Iris-Uncensored-R1
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- N-Bot-Int/Moshpit-Combined-R2-Uncensored
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- N-Bot-Int/Muncher-R1-Uncensored
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- N-Bot-Int/MiniMaid-L1
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pipeline_tag: text-generation
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# MiniMaid-L3
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- Introducing MiniMaid-L3 model! Our brand new finetuned MiniMaid-L2 Architecture, allowing for an Even More Coherent and
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Immersive Roleplay through the Use of Knowledge distillation!
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- MiniMaid-L3 is a Small Update to L2, Which uses Knowledge distillation to combine our L2 Architecture, and A Popular
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Roleplaying Model named MythoMax, which also uses a Combanant Technology to Combine models and create MythoMax-7B,
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MiniMaid-L3 on the other hand is a distillation of MiniMaid-L2, combined with using MythoMax Knowledge Distillation,
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which created MiniMaid-L3, a More Capable Model that Outcompete its descendance in both roleplaying scenarios
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And even Knock MiniMaid-L2's BLEU scoring!
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# MiniMaid-L1 Base-Model Card Procedure:
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- **MiniMaid-L1** achieve a good Performance through process of DPO and Combined Heavy Finetuning, To Prevent Overfitting,
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We used high LR decays, And Introduced Randomization techniques to prevent the AI from learning and memorizing,
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However since training this on Google Colab is difficult, the Model might underperform or underfit on specific tasks
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Or overfit on knowledge it manage to latched on! However please be guided that we did our best, and it will improve as we move onwards!
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- MiniMaid-L3 is Another Instance of Our Smallest Model Yet! if you find any issue, then please don't hesitate to email us at:
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[[email protected]](mailto:[email protected])
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about any overfitting, or improvements for the future Model **V4**,
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Once again feel free to Modify the LORA to your likings, However please consider Adding this Page
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for credits and if you'll increase its **Dataset**, then please handle it with care and ethical considerations
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- MiniMaid-L3 is
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- **Developed by:** N-Bot-Int
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- **License:** apache-2.0
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- **Parent Model from model:** unsloth/llama-3.2-3b-instruct-unsloth-bnb-1bit
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- **Dataset Combined Using:** NKDProtoc(Propietary Software)
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- MiniMaid-L3 Official Metric Score
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- Metrics Made By **ItsMeDevRoland**
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- **MiniMaid-L2 GGUFF**
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- **MiniMaid-L3 GGUFF**
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Which are All Ranked with the Same Prompt, Same Temperature, Same Hardware(Google Colab),
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To Properly Showcase the differences and strength of the Models
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- **Visit Below to See details!**
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# 🧵 MiniMaid-L3: Slower Steps, Deeper Stories — The Immersive Upgrade
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> "She’s more grounded, more convincing — and when it comes to roleplay, she’s in a league of her own."
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# MiniMaid-L3 doesn’t just iterate — she elevates. Built on L2’s disciplined architecture, L3 doubles down on character immersion and emotional coherence, refining every line she delivers.
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- 💬 Roleplay Evaluation (v2)
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- 🧠 Character Consistency: 0.54 → 0.55 (+)
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- 🌊 Immersion: 0.59 → 0.66 (↑)
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- 🎭 Overall RP Score: 0.72 → 0.75
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> L3’s immersive depth marks a new high in believability and emotional traction — she's not just playing a part, she becomes it.
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# 📊 Slower, But Smarter
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- 🕒 Inference Time: 39.1s (↑ from 34.5s)
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- ⚡ Tokens/sec: 6.61 (slight dip)
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- 📏 BLEU/ROUGE-L: Mixed — slight BLEU gain, ROUGE-L softened
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> Sure, she takes her time — but it’s worth it. L3 trades a few milliseconds for measured, thoughtful outputs that stick the landing every time.
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# 🎯 Refined Roleplay, Recalibrated Goals
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- MiniMaid-L3 isn’t trying to be the fastest. She’s here to be real — holding character, deepening immersion, and generating stories that linger.
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- 🛠️ Designed For:
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- Narrative-focused deployments
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- Long-form interaction and memory retention
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- Low-size, high-fidelity simulation
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> “MiniMaid-L3 sacrifices a bit of speed to speak with soul. She’s no longer just reacting — she’s inhabiting. It’s not about talking faster — it’s about meaning more.”
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# MiniMaid-L3 is the slow burn that brings the fire.
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- # Notice
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- **For a Good Experience, Please use**
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- # Detail card:
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- Parameter
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- 1 Billion Parameters
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- (Please visit your GPU Vendor if you can Run 1B models)
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- Finetuning tool:
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- Unsloth AI
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- This llama model was trained 2x faster with [Unsloth](https://github.com/unslothai/unsloth) and Huggingface's TRL library.
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[<img src="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/unslothai/unsloth/main/images/unsloth%20made%20with%20love.png" width="200"/>](https://github.com/unslothai/unsloth)
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- Fine-tuned Using:
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