Fix qwen3 model implementation in torchtune, closes #2866#2867
Fix qwen3 model implementation in torchtune, closes #2866#2867HayrapetyanZhirayr wants to merge 1 commit intometa-pytorch:mainfrom
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hey @HayrapetyanZhirayr , thanks for opening the PR. It seems that we have one that also addressed it and we missed. The author is going to verify the output and may just merge it instead, if thats ok. Let just see if the generation improves so we can confirm: #2822 |
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We're encountering an out-of-memory (OOM) error on a 2TB machine when attempting to load The issue seems to be that Has anyone else encountered this? |
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@joecummings, our checkpoint expert, mind looking at this ckpt comment? |
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I think it's working fine |
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