Phi-2 on Intel's MTL iGPU demo notebook #606
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Hi @echarlaix, thanks for the review. I uploaded a revised version. Please let me know if you think any other changes are needed. Thanks! |
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What does this PR do?
We added a notebook that demonstrates how to quantize Microsoft's Phi-2 model to 4bit Weight Only Quantization using OpenVINO. Then we show how to use the quantized model for generating text and code on Intel's iGPU found on the latest Intel's client CPUs. Lastly, we show a simple Gradio demo for chatbot with the quantized Phi-2 locally on your own laptop.
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