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A Classification model trained entirely on a scientific calculator [P]
This remarkable project demonstrates the surprising potential of constrained AI. A classification model, meticulously trained solely on a Casio FX-82CE X scientific calculator—a non-programmable device—achieved a 67.04% validation accuracy on a binary MNIST dataset. The architecture, utilizing a simple 3x3 pixel input and a single output neuron, initially struggled with "zero" predictions, but reached an impressive 98.96% accuracy after 1000 epochs. For those interested in exploring the nuances of model optimization, our guide, "How to Fine-Tune an LLM: An End-to-End Guide," offers a
One encoder, seven heads: what we learned training a unified security classifier with masked losses [P]
We've consolidated seven distinct sequence classifiers into a single, unified model—our apex security classifier—streamlining data processing and enhancing efficiency. This architecture utilizes a shared mmBERT-small encoder with seven task heads, achieving impressive results across diverse security functions, including injection detection and threat type identification. Notably, we implemented masked losses to handle training rows with incomplete labels, a technique validated by a rigorous gradient self-test. Explore the released weights and detailed per-head metrics on Hugging Face.