June 29th, 2024

NuExtract: A LLM for Structured Extraction

NuExtract is a structure extraction model by NuMind, offering tiny and large versions. NuMind also provides NuNER Zero and sentiment analysis models. Mistral 7B, by Mistral AI, excels in benchmarks with innovative attention mechanisms.

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NuExtract: A LLM for Structured Extraction

NuExtract is a structure extraction model developed by NuMind, based on the phi-3-mini architecture and fine-tuned on a private synthetic dataset for information extraction. Users can input text and a JSON template specifying the information to extract, with output reflecting the original text. NuExtract offers tiny and large versions for different needs. Additionally, NuMind provides other models like NuNER Zero for zero-shot NER and sentiment analysis models. The model can be accessed through Hugging Face's platform. In a related development, Mistral 7B, a language model by Mistral AI, outperforms other models in various benchmarks and tasks, leveraging innovative attention mechanisms for improved performance. Mistral AI's models are available under the Apache 2.0 license. The code and webpage for Mistral 7B are accessible for further exploration.

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By @lmeyerov - 5 months
I've been mixed on this, it seems great for throwaway projects but a dead end for ones that survive:

* Out-of-the-box fine-tuned model for extraction makes for an easier start, so happy to see this out there

* ... But presumably one of the next steps in a project using it is doing further fine-tuning on their data after some use, but this is a closed model with closed data, so preserving the original fine tuning quality is unclear without that

By @ranger_danger - 5 months
ELI5? I cannot tell what this is, what I'm supposed to do with it, or why it's good or newsworthy.
By @ganeshkrishnan - 5 months
are there any examples on how this works?