This repository contains a toy submission for the NeurIPS 1 LLM 1 GPU Competition. It provides a simple implementation that serves as a starting point for participants to understand the problem and build their own solutions.

At a high level the key thing you will contribute is a Dockerfile, which will be a reproducible artifact that we can use to test your submission. The Dockerfile should contain all the code and dependencies needed to run your submission. We will use this Dockerfile to build a docker image and then run it against a set of tasks which will be a subset of the HELM tasks.

Your Dockerfile will expose a simple HTTP server, which needs to implement 2 endpoints /process and /tokenize. We will build that Dockerfile and expect it to launch an HTTP server. Once that server is launched, we will make requests to it via HELM and record your results.

• Submission
• HELM

The submission in this repository is a basic implementation of the setting up an HTTP server in accordance to the open_api spec. It includes a sample solution built off of Lit-GPT and open-llama weights that participants can reference or modify as they see fit.

You can use the provided code as a reference or starting point for your own implementation. The main.py file contains the simple FastAPI server, and you can modify it to suit your needs.

You can find the toy submission here.

The openapi.json file in this repository contains the OpenAPI specification for the Competition API. Competitors can use this specification to understand the API endpoints, request and response structures, and overall requirements for interacting with the competition platform.

The OpenAPI specification provides a standardized way to describe the API, making it easier for competitors to develop their own solutions and integrate them seamlessly with the competition infrastructure.

Every submission will be tested against HELM which is a standard suite to evaluate LLMs on a broad set of datasets. This competition will leverage HELM for its evaluation infrastructure. The organizers will leverage standard STEM tasks from HELM although we will keep the exact set a secret and in addition we'll be including some heldout tasks that are presently not in HELM.

As you're working on your submission Dockerfile you'll want to test it out locally to make sure your contribution works as expected before you submit it.

To learn more about how to test your submission with HELM, please follow the instructions here.