LLM Architecture Gallery: Collection of Model Diagrams and Fact Sheets
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Summary
A gallery page that collects architecture diagrams and fact sheets from various large language model (LLM) architecture comparison articles, including 'The Big LLM Architecture Comparison' and related pieces. The page focuses on displaying architecture panels with clickable figures for enlargement and links to corresponding article sections for detailed information.
Key quotes
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It focuses on the architecture panels only. Click a figure to enlarge it and use the model title to jump to the corresponding article section.
plus selected release posts or technical reports when a new architecture has not been covered in one of those articles yet.
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