Can Tiny Tell Stories Well? Exploiting Tiny-LLMs Performance in Writing
摘要
Large Language Models (LLMs) have demonstrated remarkable performance in natural language processing tasks like writing. However, LLMs are consuming amount of computing resources to architect the state-of-the-art performance, which will limit the scope of application of LLMs, as real-world devices are mostly incapable of handling the load imposed by LLMs training and inferencing. Nowadays, Tiny-LLMs give a chance that LLMs no longer have as huge parameters as the last LLMs did, which are easy to use and can be tailored in specific task. In this work, we consider the most favorite LLMs: Llama-2-42M and Llama-3.2-1B, which be employed with prompt engineering, sampling technique, top- \({\text{k}}\) and top- \({\text{p}}\) algorithms in writing. And we propose a scheme for boosting the performance of Tiny-LLM that can generate long stories stably. The experimental results are evaluated in perplexity.