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I added new models that have come out trained with the GPT-NeoX library. The library itself is sufficiently well-used that simply listing all citing papers is rapidly becoming non-viable. I'm currently leaning towards providing a curated list of "exciting" papers? I haven't looked at other libraries to see what they do yet.
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Most repos that I see either list all the papers, or just the papers from the group that maintains the library. Personally I'd vote to just keep listing them all, and if it truly becomes unruly (e.g. doubles from its current size), we can cherrypick exciting ones, and put the rest in a dropdown like this: High-Impact Papers/Models using GPT-NeoX
Full List of Papers/Models Using GPT-NeoX
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Quentin-Anthony
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I added new models that have come out trained with the GPT-NeoX library. The library itself is sufficiently well-used that simply listing all citing papers is rapidly becoming non-viable. I'm currently leaning towards providing a curated list of "exciting" papers? I haven't looked at other libraries to see what they do yet.