example for full finetuning with python code done! #1331
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@williamFalcon @lantiga
So in the end I just made the "example" of using a non-cli python code as a starting point for using litgpt and fabric. As someone who wants to start with hacking at things, this is exactly what I need. Mentioned in #1310
I made this by ripping apart the code in
litgpt/finetune/full.pyand removed anything not absolutely necessary to start with.Feel free to suggest changes if you do want to merge this, Id really love to contribute!