Introduction

In this project, we'll show you how to fine-tune a pre-trained transformer on Yann LeCun's tweets using HuggingFace's transformers library – a collection of popular model architectures for natural language processing – including BERT, GPT-2, RoBERTa, T5 and hundreds of others. We're also going to use the new Weights & Biases integration to log model performance and model predictions automatically.

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Without further ado, let's look at the predictions our model makes. In the next sections, we'll walk you through how to do this yourself.

Disclaimer: this demo is not to be used to publish any false generated information but to perform research on Natural Language Generation (NLG).

The Model Predictions

Fine-Tuning The HuggingFace Model Yourself

Generating tweets based on your favorite people by fine-tuning a transformer from HuggingFace, and visualizing its performance and predictions in Weights & Biases is simple!

If you just want to test the demo, click on below link and share your predictions on Twitter with #huggingtweets!

To understand how the model works, check huggingtweets.ipynb or use the following link.

Share your results

If you get an interesting result, we'd absolutely love to see it! 🤗

Please tweet us at @weights_biases and @huggingface.

Resources to dive further

Got questions?

If you have any questions about using W&B to track your model performance and predictions, please reach out in our slack community. Our team would love to make your experience a good one.

More Resources

• A Step by Step Guide: Track your Hugging Face model performance with Weights & Biases
• Does model size matter? A comparison of BERT and DistilBERT using Sweeps
• Who is "Them"? Text Disambiguation with Transformers