Optitransfer

Open models built to place at the top of their class on public leaderboards, from the work the open-source community has already published.

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At a Glance

7B
Class in progress
2
Public releases
12
Board benchmarks
2
Papers

The Thesis

Thousands of fine-tuned models sit on public repositories. Each adds a skill to a shared base model. Their training is already paid for.

Hypothesis: that capability can be consolidated into one model per class without pre-training, with trade-offs between skills controlled and capability then maximised across the board through iteration. Converge is the programme that tests it, one release at a time, in public.

Where We Are

Why It Matters

The Goal

Top placements in class, across the public leaderboards.

The Process

The construction method is proprietary. The evaluation is public.

Releases

Published under this organisation from converge v3.

converge v3
Next iteration. Built to recover v2's regressions and raise the remaining axes
converge v4
Planned. The iteration after v3
Larger classes
Planned. The same process, at each larger size class and other model families

Research

The research behind the releases is on the founder's page, @Optitransfer.

The corrected models' boards are published when complete, whichever way they fall.

Evidence Standard

Open Questions

Each answer is published as it is measured.

Who It Is For

Open model, paid guarantees. The public model stays open. The planned commercial offering is private consolidation of an organisation's own fine-tunes, inside its boundary, with the same measurement and evidence.

Demonstrations

Links