FiLLM-POSDEPSUM

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FiLLM is a Filipino-optimized Large Language Model, designed to enhance natural language processing (NLP) capabilities in the Filipino language. Built upon the SeaLLM-7B 2.5 model, FiLLM leverages Low-Rank Adaptation (LoRA) fine-tuning to optimize memory efficiency while maintaining task-specific performance. The model was trained and evaluated on diverse Filipino datasets to address key NLP tasks, including Named Entity Recognition (NER), Part-of-Speech (POS) tagging, Dependency Parsing, and Text Summarization

FiLLM-POSDEPSUM is the model that handles POS tagging, dependency parsing, and text summarization. The other model, FiLLM-NER, can be found here.

• Developed by: Isaiah Job Cuenca Enriquez, Carlos Jude Maminta, and Deandre Nigel Corpuz Nuñez
• Funded by: Self-funded
• Model type: Transformers
• Language(s) (NLP): Filipino
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• Finetuned from model: SeaLLM-7B, which in turn is a finetuned model of Gemma 7B

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• Paper: FiLLM - A Filipino-optimized Large Language Model based on Southeast Asia Large Language Model (SEALLM)

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This particular model is used to extract dependency parsing and POS (part of speech tagging) or summarize a text in Filipino.

Sample usage:

POS tagging and dependency parsing:

• Prompt: Ano ang POS at dependency parsing ng teksto? "Maraming salamat po!" sabi ko.
• Output: POS: " (PUNCT), Marami (DET), -ng (PART), salamat (NOUN), po (PART), ! (PUNCT), " (PUNCT), sabi (VERB), ko (PRON), . (PUNCT) Dependency Parsing: " (punct, head: salamat), Marami (det, head: salamat), -ng (mark, head: Marami), salamat (compound, head: Marami), po (discourse, head: salamat), ! (punct, head: salamat), " (punct, head: salamat), sabi (root), ko (obj, head: sabi), . (punct, head: sabi)

Text summarization

• Prompt: "Ano ang summary ng teksto? Ang stand-up na komidyanteng si Mitch Benn ay simulat ang I'm Proud of the BBC bilang tugon sa mga kritisismo na tinatanggap ng korporasyong pinupondohan ng bayad ng lisensya mula sa mga komersyal na kakumpitensya at ang right-wing press."
• Output: Si Mitch Benn ay gumawa ng awit na "I'm Proud of the BBC" bilang tugon sa mga kritisismo sa korporasyon

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The model may exhibit hallucinations, especially then the prompt does not end in a period.

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