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…mory Example qwen3 command line with memory
Example vectordb
Minor differences from Qwen3
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Created a loader for Qwen3VL, which is very similar to the Qwen3 loader with some minor naming differences. Qwen3VL is somewhat superior to Qwen3, even though the names are similar. Even when using just for text, Qwen3-VL will beat a regular Qwen3 model...I've tested this, but at any rate here's what the HF repo gives as an example:
NOTE: I don't think it's going to be possible to create an AWQ support, but it's still worth supporting text only.
I apologize for the other PRs regarding examples...I can't figure out how to remove them from this PR because is coming from a branch of my repo but my "main" branch already accepted them so...NOT a github expert by any means. Just delete or what not, or better yet accept them!