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gguf-tools show file.gguf
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shows detailed info about the GGUF file. This will include all the key-value pairs, including arrays, and detailed tensors informations. Tensor offsets will be relative to the start *of the file*, not the start of the data section like in the GGUF format (absolute file offsets are more useful and simpler to use).
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shows detailed info about the GGUF file. This will include all the key-value pairs, including arrays, and detailed tensors informations. Tensor offsets will be relative to the start *of the file* (so they are actually absolute offsets), not the start of the data section like in the GGUF format.
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gguf-tools split-mixtral 65230776370407150546470161412165 mixtral.gguf out.gguf
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Extracts a 7B model `out.gguf` from Mixtral 7B MoE using the specified MoE ID for each layer (there are 32 digits in the sequence 652...).
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Note that split-mixtral is quite useless as models obtained in this way will not perform any useful action. This is just an experiment and a non trivial task to show how to use the library. Likely it will be removed soon, once I have more interesting and useful examples to show.
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Note that split-mixtral is quite useless as models obtained in this way will not perform any useful action. This is just an experiment and a non trivial task to show how to use the library. Likely it will be removed soon, once I have more interesting and useful examples to show, like models merging.
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## Specification documents
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