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Facilitates selection and loading of language models from local path or repository for AI artists.
The Glm_Lcoal_Or_Repo
node is designed to facilitate the selection and loading of a language model either from a local path or a specified repository. This node is particularly useful for AI artists who need to leverage pre-trained language models for generating text or other creative outputs. By providing the flexibility to choose between a local model and a repository model, it ensures that you can work with the most suitable model for your needs, whether it is stored locally or available online. This node simplifies the process of model selection and loading, making it accessible even for those without a deep technical background.
This parameter specifies the path to the local model that you want to use. If you have a pre-trained model stored on your local machine, you can provide its path here. This allows you to use models that are not available in the specified repositories or to work offline. The function of this parameter is to locate and load the model from your local storage. If set to "none", the node will rely on the repo_id
parameter to fetch the model from an online repository.
This parameter allows you to select a model from a list of predefined repositories. The available options are "none", "THUDM/glm-4-9b-chat", "THUDM/glm-4v-9b", "THUDM/glm-4-9b", and "THUDM/glm-4-9b-chat-1m". If you choose "none", the node will attempt to use the model specified in the local_model_path
. This parameter is crucial for fetching models that are hosted online and ensures that you can access the latest versions of these models. The default value is "none".
The output parameter repo_id
returns the identifier of the repository from which the model was loaded. This is useful for tracking and verifying the source of the model being used. It ensures that you are aware of the exact model repository, which can be important for reproducibility and debugging purposes.
local_model_path
is correctly specified if you are using a local model. Double-check the path to avoid any loading errors.repo_id
, make sure you have an active internet connection to fetch the model from the repository.repo_id
if you prefer to use a local model, and ensure that the local model path is not set to "none".local_model_path
and repo_id
are set to "none". The node requires at least one of these parameters to be specified to load a model.local_model_path
or repo_id
is set to a valid value. If you want to use a local model, provide the correct path in local_model_path
. If you prefer to use a repository model, select an appropriate repo_id
from the available options.© Copyright 2024 RunComfy. All Rights Reserved.