Fine-tuned Qwen3.6-35B-A3B MoE that reproduces Claude Opus 4.7-style chain-of-thought with explicit <think>…</think> blocks. Offers sparse activation (256 experts, ~3B active params), 64k context, and GGUF builds for local inference; best for long, multi-step reasoning but may emit very long reasoning traces.
An ~18B frankenmerge text-generation model that stacks two 32-layer Qwen3.5-based finetunes and ships as a 9.2GB Q4_K_M GGUF for efficient local inference. A 1000-step QLoRA heal reduces layer-boundary code corruption and targets coding, reasoning, multilingual chat, and 12–16GB GPU compatibility.
Contains 8,124 reasoning conversations (extended-thinking + final responses) generated by Anthropic Claude Opus 4.7 for distillation into open-source LLMs. Each row stores the prompt, thinking trace, final answer and usage metadata; packaged under Apache‑2.0.
Synthetic JSON dataset of model-generated prompts and step-by-step reasoning traces (≈90k rows, ~75M tokens) created with Claude Sonnet 4.6 and cross-checked by Gemini 3.1 Pro — intended for training or fine-tuning LLMs on natural reasoning, multi-domain code/math, and instruction following. Hosted on Hugging Face, MIT license.
Generates English text matching pre-1931 style — a 13B language model trained on ~260B tokens of pre-1931 English, useful for historical-language generation and stylistic research. An instruction-tuned variant exists for interactive tasks.
Provides 2,405 chain-of-thought reasoning traces generated by Claude Opus 4.7 for hard math, science, and formal problems. Each record pairs a problem with the model's full <think> working and a polished answer; available as parquet splits for non-commercial research under Anthropic's usage policy.
Synthetic Korean-language persona dataset for training and evaluating conversational and generative models — 1M records (≈7M persona entries) with 26 fields aligned to South Korea’s demographic distributions. Built with NeMo Data Designer and released under CC BY 4.0.
Instruction-tuned 13B LLM post-trained on 260B tokens of pre-1931 English and finetuned with online DPO (LLM-as-judge) to improve instruction-following; suited for period-style English generation and etiquette/letter-writing formats, but not optimized for contemporary factual updates.
Benchmark dataset for evaluating clinician-facing chat assistants: physician-authored conversations plus rubric items, use-case and difficulty labels, specialty metadata, and a built-in canary to reduce benchmark contamination. Hosted on Hugging Face under an MIT license.
Provides 150,000 synthetic Vietnamese patient personas to condition clinical text generation. Each persona bundles demographics, socioeconomic context, health and behavior fields, and prompt-ready narratives; intended for research and simulation, not clinical decision-making.
Benchmarks ASR on long-form English call-center conversations with wide accent coverage; 128.6 hours across 14 accent groups and 16 service domains, designed for segmentation-sensitive evaluation and intended for evaluation/analysis (CC BY‑SA 4.0).
A Qwen-3.6 27B model variant optimized for DFlash (speculative decoding) to reduce generation latency and increase throughput. Focuses on faster inference on serving stacks and is suitable for text-generation endpoints where lower latency and resource efficiency matter.