A JSON-format text dataset of 'vibe-coding' prompt–response examples sized in the 1M–10M category. Packaged for Hugging Face Datasets with pandas/polars-ready structure; useful for fine-tuning or evaluation but lacks an explicit license and detailed provenance.
Provides 130k+ bimanual teleoperation trajectories for robot imitation learning, recorded on low-cost YAM two-arm rigs and shared as MCAP episodes with subtask annotations, training code, and checkpoints.
Provides pre-parsed arXiv LaTeX source files aligned with official metadata as ready-to-query Parquet rows. Bundles each paper's .tex/.bib/.sty etc. into a single readable tree, updates monthly, and simplifies large-scale access for LLM pretraining, document understanding, and citation analysis while requiring adherence to original arXiv licenses.
Measures whether models produce valid JSON/YAML that strictly follow a requested schema across diverse, naturally phrased prompts. Contains 2,000 frozen test prompts with binary structural validation (no constrained decoding), focusing on schema compliance and edge cases like escaping, wrapper keys, and fenced code blocks.
Provides 600,000+ first-person player-round videos (10,000+ hours) with per-frame keyboard, mouse-delta, and 3D trajectory annotations in WebDataset shards—built for training world models, action-conditioned video, and imitation-learning workflows (non-commercial license).
Performs zero-shot classification and regression on mixed numerical and categorical tabular data by treating training rows as in-context examples and predicting in a single forward pass. Uses alternating row/column attention and row compression; limited to 10 classes and model weights are non-commercial.
Provides anonymized multi-domain user behavior sequences and content metadata (short video, ads, e-commerce, live) for cross-domain recommendation, semantic-ID mapping, and content-understanding tasks. Key tables include per-user multi-domain behavior (~500k rows), pid→three-segment semantic IDs, captions, and level-3 tags; all item IDs are hashed for privacy.
Compiles natural-language function specifications into compact, locally-executable neural programs (PAW) that run on a small frozen interpreter; a 4B compiler emits LoRA adapters for a 0.6B runtime to provide offline, low-memory fuzzy text functions.
Detects when an action-chunked VLA policy drifts from expected visual dynamics and triggers lightweight corrective replanning via a latent-space vision monitor and online gradient guidance; creates an event-driven adaptive action horizon without retraining the backbone.
Instruction-tuned compact conversational model (Qwen3-4B-based) that generates short, chat-style replies and is optimized to run on a single mid-range GPU. Uses ChatML prompts, bfloat16 safetensors and is released under Apache-2.0; the model card notes a joke/placeholder disclaimer.
Provides a 27B-class Qwen3.6-derived language model in GGUF with end-to-end ternary weights (Q2_0_g128), reducing deployed footprint to ~7.2 GB while retaining ~95% of FP16 reasoning ability and enabling on-device 262K-token context inference.
Runs a full 27B-class Qwen3.6-derived LLM in a ~7.2 GB ternary/2‑bit format for on-device or single‑GPU text generation, retaining ~95% of FP16 performance and supporting a 262K‑token context. Designed for laptop/GPU deployment; exceeds typical phone memory limits.