Custom Models
Build and integrate custom AI models with Gconv Prune
Overview
Learn how to develop, train, and integrate custom AI models into your Gconv Prune implementation. This guide covers model architecture, training processes, and deployment strategies.
Model Architecture
Key components of a custom model:
- Model Definition: Structure and layers
- Input Processing: Data preprocessing and tokenization
- Output Handling: Response generation and formatting
- Integration Points: API endpoints and callbacks
Implementation Example
Example of implementing a custom model:
from gconv.models import CustomModel class MyCustomModel(CustomModel): def __init__(self): super().__init__() self.model = YourModelArchitecture() def train(self, data): # Training implementation pass def predict(self, input): # Prediction logic return self.model.generate(input)
Training Process
Steps for training your custom model:
- Prepare and preprocess your training data
- Configure training parameters
- Implement training loop with validation
- Monitor training metrics
- Save and version your models
Deployment
Best practices for deploying custom models:
- Version control your model artifacts
- Implement A/B testing capabilities
- Set up monitoring and logging
- Configure auto-scaling based on load
Need Help?
For custom model development help, check our troubleshooting guide or contact our support team.