Recent advancements in the field of artificial intelligence have highlighted the benefits of merging pre-trained large language models (LLMs). Researchers propose a model kinship approach to measure the similarity between LLMs, which has led to the development of a Top-k Greedy Merging strategy. This strategy has shown improved performance in combining the skills of multiple LLMs. Additionally, tools like mergekit are recommended for efficiently and flexibly combining multiple language models. These innovations, including contributions from Fang et al. and the Allen Institute for AI, are helping data scientists and AI researchers create more powerful and specialized models.
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