Qwen3-0.6B-proposition-paragraph-writer

Smoothie Qwen 3 0.6B Proposition Paragraph Writer

• This model writes paragraphs given a list of propositions as input.
• Input and output should be given in HTML-like syntax. See examples below.

[!IMPORTANT]
⚠️ Use low temperature and high probability settings or else the model can give subtly misleading results.

Examples

• Top-p 0.9
• Temperature 0.3

Note: The HTML input and output have been prettified. In the training data, there are no indents or linebreaks.

<details> <summary>Example 1</summary>

Input

<ul>
  <li>The AJC and STC had been independent entities since the early 1940s.</li>
  <li>The first suggestion for a merger between the AJC and STC was made at the start of the 21st century.</li>
  <li>STC chairman Graeme Pash initially proposed the idea of a merger during his term.</li>
  <li>A journalist from the Sydney Morning Herald mentioned the possibility of a merger in jest in 2003.</li>
  <li>A report by Ernst & Young in June 2009 recommended a merger to prevent the collapse of the New South Wales racing industry.</li>
  <li>The Government of New South Wales offered $174 million for Sydney racing improvements, contingent on the merger.</li>
  <li>The proposed merger included a major revitalization of Randwick Racecourse.</li>
  <li>The merger proposal was met with controversy, as members of both clubs were reluctant to lose their distinct identities.</li>
  <li>AJC members voted in favor of the merger due to financial difficulties.</li>
  <li>STC members, who were financially stable, voted against the merger.</li>
  <li>Despite the opposition from STC members, the STC board decided to pursue the merger.</li>
  <li>The Australian Jockey and Sydney Turf Clubs officially merged under the name Australian Turf Club in 2010.</li>
</ul>

Output

<p>
    The Australian Jockey and Sydney Turf Clubs, now known as Australian Turf Club, have experienced a remarkable
    evolution from independent entities to a single, unified organization. Initially, the Australian Jockey Club and
    Sydney Turf Club were separate entities since the early 1940s, with the first proposal for a merger occurring in the
    early 21st century, spearheaded by STC chairman Graeme Pash. While a journalist speculated on the possibility of a
    merger in 2003, and a report by Ernst & Young in 2009 recommended it to safeguard the New South Wales racing
    industry, the government of New South Wales ultimately offered $174 million to improve the city's racing
    infrastructure, including Randwick Racecourse revitalization, despite the initial controversy that arose from
    members of both clubs opposing the merger. Ultimately, despite the reluctance of STC members, the STC board
    ultimately pursued the merger, leading to the official formation of Australian Turf Club in 2010 and demonstrating
    the enduring power of collaboration within the sport.
</p>

</details> <details> <summary>Example 2</summary>

Input

<ul>
    <li>Telegram accounts are linked to telephone numbers, typically verified via SMS or call.</li>
    <li>An update in December 2022 allows sign-up without a phone number.</li>
    <li>Users can sign up using a +888 number from the Fragment platform, linked to their TON wallet.</li>
    <li>Account creation requires an iOS or Android device.</li>
    <li>Users can add multiple devices to their account and receive messages on all.</li>
    <li>Connected devices can be removed individually or all at once.</li>
    <li>Users can change the associated number at any time, and contacts will receive the new number automatically.</li>
    <li>Users can set up a username as an alias to send and receive messages without revealing their phone number.</li>
    <li>Telegram accounts can be deleted at any time.</li>
    <li>Accounts are automatically deleted after six months of inactivity by default.</li>
    <li>The period of inactivity before automatic deletion can be adjusted from 1 month to 12 months.</li>
    <li>Users can replace exact 'last seen' timestamps with broader messages like 'last seen recently'.</li>
</ul>

Output

<p>
    Telegram’s evolving security measures have significantly impacted user experience and account management. Initially,
    users had to provide a phone number for account creation, but a December 2022 update enabled sign-up without a phone
    number, allowing for sign-up via a +888 number linked to a TON wallet and requiring an iOS or Android device. This
    flexibility extends to account creation and management, enabling users to add multiple devices to their account,
    receive messages on all, and even remove individual devices, with the ability to change associated numbers at any
    time. Furthermore, users can set up a username as an alias for message sending and receiving, while also having the
    option to delete accounts at any time, though automatic deletion occurs after six months of inactivity, and users
    can adjust the deletion period. Ultimately, these changes demonstrate a commitment to improving security and user
    convenience within the Telegram ecosystem.
</p>

</details> <details> <summary>Example 3</summary>

Input

<ul>
    <li>In 2009, Stafford directed the short film The Shutdown.</li>
    <li>The Shutdown was written by Alan Bissett.</li>
    <li>Alan Bissett is a Scottish author and playwright.</li>
    <li>Peter Gerard produced The Shutdown.</li>
    <li>The Shutdown is an autobiographical story based on Alan Bissett's father's industrial accident.</li>
    <li>Alan Bissett's father was injured in an accident at a Petrochemical plant in Falkirk.</li>
    <li>The accident had a significant impact on Bissett's family.</li>
    <li>The Shutdown explores Bissett's relationship with his hometown and the surrounding industry.</li>
    <li>Stafford filmed The Shutdown in thirteen hours for approximately fifty pounds.</li>
    <li>The film used the local Petrochemical Plant's landscape for its visual aesthetic.</li>
    <li>The Shutdown won the 'Best Short Documentary' award at the San Francisco International Film Festival.</li>
    <li>The Shutdown also won the 'Best Short Documentary' at the Palm Springs Film Festival.</li>
    <li>The Shutdown received the Jury and Audience prizes for Scottish Short Film at the Jim Poole Awards.</li>
    <li>The Shutdown won 'Best International Short Documentary' at The Belo Horizonte Film Festival in Brazil.</li>
    <li>
        The Shutdown received the Grand Jury prize for 'Best European Short' at Festival Premier Plans in France in
        January 2011.
    </li>
</ul>

Output

This output isn't entirely correct because Stafford directed The Shutdown, not Gerard. Gerard is the producer.

<p>
    Director Peter Gerard directed the short film The Shutdown, a poignant exploration of familial loss and the enduring
    impact of industrial accidents. Written by Scottish author and playwright Alan Bissett, the film, produced by
    Gerard, vividly portrays the devastating accident that occurred at a Falkirk Petrochemical plant, which profoundly
    affected Bissett's family, including his father. Gerard’s meticulous production, which involved filming in just
    thirteen hours and utilizing the surrounding landscape, allowed the film to capture the raw beauty of the region,
    culminating in a winning 'Best Short Documentary' award at the San Francisco International Film Festival and the
    Palm Springs Film Festival, alongside prestigious Jury and Audience prizes at the Jim Poole Awards. Beyond its
    accolades, The Shutdown also garnered recognition at the Belo Horizonte Film Festival in Brazil, where it received
    the Grand Jury prize for 'Best European Short,' solidifying its place as a significant and award-winning work.
</p>

</details>

Limitations

• Some details in the input might not be written into the output
• Complex sentences may mislead or confuse the model
• Sometimes incoherent paragraph structure
  • For example, the model might not recognize that the events are in chronological order

Training Settings

• LLaMA Factory
• 3 epochs
• flashattn2
• NEFTune alpha 5, pack sequences on
• LoRA rank 16, alpha 32 with rsLoRA on

Licence

Apache 2.0

See Also

agentlans/granite-4.0-1b-paraphraser which has additional functions.