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Example models using DeepSpeed

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DeepSpeed Examples

This repository contains various examples including training, inference, compression, benchmarks, and applications that use DeepSpeed.

1. Applications

This folder contains end-to-end applications that use DeepSpeed to train and use cutting-edge models.

2. Training

There are several training and finetuning examples so please see the individual folders for specific instructions.

3. Inference

  • The DeepSpeed-MII inference README explains how to get started with running model inference with DeepSpeed-MII and DeepSpeed-FastGen.
  • The DeepSpeed Huggingface inference README explains how to get started with running DeepSpeed Huggingface inference examples.

4. Compression

Model compression examples.

5. Benchmarks

All benchmarks that use the DeepSpeed library are maintained in this folder.

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