Meta dropped another bomb on the open source community! Publish AI code generation SOTA large model Code Llama

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The Coding effect is comparable to the open source model of ChatGPT!

This time it's Meta again, and it's a new member of the Llama series called Code Llama .

Code Llama can accept code or text prompt as input and generate code and code comments.

According to Meta officials, Code Llama outperforms other existing open source models on code writing tasks.

From then on, programmers can deploy Code Llama locally to complete various tasks, such as writing code, repairing old code, etc., and achieving the goal of letting AI write code for me.

How did Code LIama get trained?

Based on Llama 2, Code Llama uses a large amount of code data for training. It is a version specially trained for programming. There are three models for you to choose from:

  • base model

  • A model designed specifically for the Python language

  • A model that can understand plain text instructions

Code Llama is more powerful when dealing with programming languages ​​than general-purpose large models. We can use natural language to communicate with it, for example:

"I want a function that generates the Fibonacci sequence"

It can then generate the corresponding code.

In addition, it can help complete the code and fix errors in the code. It supports many commonly used programming languages ​​such as Python, C++, Java, PHP, Typescript (Javascript), C# and Bash.

This time Meta launched three versions of Code Llama in one breath, which are 7B, 13B, and 34B.  Each version is trained through a large amount of code and code-related data.

The 7B and 13B versions of Code Llama have also undergone special training and can insert codes into existing codes, which means they can do code completion .

These three versions are designed to meet different needs. For example, version 7B of Code Llama can run on a single GPU. The 34B version of Code Llama is our "Deluxe Edition", which provides the best programming assistance, but takes a little longer to run. In contrast, versions 7B and 13B are faster, and they are more suitable for tasks that require immediate feedback such as code completion.

Code Llama's model can handle large amounts of code content stably. All versions are trained on large-scale code sequences, can handle longer inputs, and perform better on long inputs.

Long typing will also bring some new features. For example, user input can provide more source code information, making the generated results more relevant. Or when there is a lot of code that needs to be debugged, you can directly hand over all the code to the model for processing.

In addition, Meta has further improved and strengthened two special versions of Code Llama, Code Llama-Python and Code Llama-Instruct.

Code Llama-Python is a special version of the Python programming language with more in-depth training. Because Python is very important in the AI ​​community and is the most commonly used programming language for testing.

Code Llama-Instruct is another special version, which is better at understanding the expression of human language and can better find out what we really want. It is recommended to use this version whenever possible, as it is more capable of generating what we need.

In addition, it is officially not recommended to use Code Llama or Code Llama-Python to handle general language tasks, because they are mainly designed to handle programming-related tasks and are not suitable for other things.

Code LIama obtains the new SOTA of code ability evaluation

To compare Code Llama with other existing tools, the meta uses two popular programming tests: HumanEval and MBPP. Both test sets generate code from descriptions.

The test results show that Code Llama performs better than the open source LLM dedicated to programming, and it also surpasses Llama 2.

For example, Code Llama 34B scored 53.7% in HumanEval and 56.2% in MBPP. These scores surpassed other existing open source solutions, and the performance of ChatGPT was similar.

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Like all new technologies, Code Llama has some risks. So before the launch of Code Llama, Meta took a lot of protection measures and evaluated the malicious code that Code Llama may generate.

In addition, Meta also designed a set of clear presets to try to guide malicious code, and compared the responses of Code Llama and ChatGPT (GPT3.5 Turbo). It turned out that Code Llama's response was much safer.

Need more Code LIama in the future

Code Llama is completely free for research and commercial use and is published on GitHub: https://github.com/facebookresearch/codellama.

Meta believes that the community needs more programming-oriented LLMs, both for innovation and safety.

Open, large models designed specifically for code can indirectly promote the development of new technologies and make people's lives better by greatly improving the efficiency of program development. Moreover, after open-sourcing large code models such as Code Llama, the entire community can evaluate their strengths, find problems, and fix loopholes. This is of great benefit to the long-term development of the field.

We look forward to more Code Llamas in the future.

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