---
base_model: gpt2
datasets: []
language: en
library_name: transformers
license: apache-2.0
metrics:
- loss
model_name: tiny-gpt2-1b-textgen
pipeline_tag: text-generation
tags:
- text-generation
- gpt2
- fine-tuned
- custom-dataset
widget:
- text: Once upon a time,
  example_title: Story starter
- text: The future of AI is
  example_title: Future prediction
model_description: This is a GPT-2 1B model fine-tuned on a subset of the Wikipedia
  corpus for text generation tasks. The model is capable of generating coherent and
  creative continuations given a prompt. It was trained to predict the next token
  given previous context using a causal language modeling objective.
training_data: A 1% subset of the English Wikipedia corpus was used. Data was preprocessed
  by removing formatting artifacts, tokenized using a custom GPT-2 tokenizer trained
  from scratch.
training_techniques: Standard next-token prediction (causal language modeling) was
  used. Training was conducted using AdamW optimizer with linear learning rate decay.
  Mixed precision training was enabled for efficiency.
evaluation: Evaluation focused on loss convergence and sample quality through prompt-based
  generation. The model achieved a final training loss around 3.3, indicating moderate
  learning performance given the small dataset size.
limitations: Due to limited training data (1% of Wikipedia) and model size constraints,
  the model may hallucinate facts, repeat phrases, or fail to maintain long-term coherence.
  It is not suitable for factual generation or sensitive content production.
intended_uses: This model is best suited for educational purposes, experimentation
  with fine-tuning pipelines, and basic text generation demonstrations. It is not
  intended for commercial deployment.
ethical_considerations: Users should be aware that outputs can include biased, inappropriate,
  or inaccurate information. Care should be taken when deploying outputs in sensitive
  contexts.
---

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