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You are viewing the NeMo 2.0 documentation. This release introduces significant changes to the API and a new library, NeMo Run. We are currently porting all features from NeMo 1.0 to 2.0. For documentation on previous versions or features not yet available in 2.0, please refer to the NeMo 24.07 documentation.

Qwen2#

Qwen2 is the new model series of large language models from the Qwen team. Previously, we released the Qwen series, including Qwen2-0.5B, Qwen2-1.5B, Qwen2-7B, Qwen2-72B etc.

We provide recipes for pretraining Qwen2 models for the following sizes: 0.5B, 1.5B, 7B, and 72B using NeMo 2.0 and NeMo-Run. These recipes configure a run.Partial for one of the nemo.collections.llm api functions introduced in NeMo 2.0. The recipes are hosted in qwen2_500m, qwen2_1p5b, qwen2_7b, and qwen2_72b files.

NeMo 2.0 Pretraining Recipes#

Note

The pretraining recipes use the MockDataModule for the data argument. You are expected to replace the MockDataModule with your own custom dataset.

We provide an example below on how to invoke the default recipe and override the data argument:

from nemo.collections import llm

pretrain = llm.qwen2_7b.pretrain_recipe(
    name="qwen2_7b_pretraining",
    dir=f"/path/to/checkpoints",
    num_nodes=2,
    num_gpus_per_node=8,
)

# # To override the data argument
# dataloader = a_function_that_configures_your_custom_dataset(
#     global_batch_size=global_batch_size,
#     micro_batch_size=micro_batch_size,
#     seq_length=pretrain.model.config.seq_length,
# )
# pretrain.data = dataloader

NeMo 2.0 Finetuning Recipes#

Note

The finetuning recipes use the SquadDataModule for the data argument. You can replace the SquadDataModule with your custom dataset.

To import the HF model and convert to NeMo 2.0 format, run the following command (this only needs to be done once)

from nemo.collections import llm
llm.import_ckpt(model=llm.Qwen2Model(llm.Qwen2Config500M()), source='hf://Qwen/Qwen2-0.5B')

By default, the non-instruct version of the model is loaded. To load a different model, set finetune.resume.restore_config.path=nemo://<hf model id> or finetune.resume.restore_config.path=<local model path>

We provide an example below on how to invoke the default recipe and override the data argument:

from nemo.collections import llm

recipe = llm.qwen2_500m.finetune_recipe(
    name="qwen2_500m_finetuning",
    dir=f"/path/to/checkpoints",
    num_nodes=1,
    num_gpus_per_node=8,
    peft_scheme='lora',  # 'lora', 'none'
    packed_sequence=False,
)

# # To override the data argument
# dataloader = a_function_that_configures_your_custom_dataset(
#     gbs=gbs,
#     mbs=mbs,
#     seq_length=recipe.model.config.seq_length,
# )
# recipe.data = dataloader

By default, the finetuning recipe will run LoRA finetuning with LoRA applied to all linear layers in the language model. To finetune the entire model without LoRA, set peft_scheme='none' in the recipe argument.

To finetune with sequence packing for a higher throughput, set packed_sequence=True. Note that you may need to tune the global batch size in order to achieve similar convergence.

Note

The configuration in the recipes is done using the NeMo-Run run.Config and run.Partial configuration objects. Please review the NeMo-Run documentation to learn more about its configuration and execution system.

Once you have your final configuration ready, you can execute it on any of the NeMo-Run supported executors. The simplest is the local executor, which just runs the pretraining locally in a separate process. You can use it as follows:

import nemo_run as run

run.run(pretrain, executor=run.LocalExecutor())

Additionally, you can also run it directly in the same Python process as follows:

run.run(pretrain, direct=True)

A comprehensive list of pretraining recipes that we currently support or plan to support soon is provided below for reference:

Recipe

Status

Qwen2-0.5B

Yes

Qwen2-1.5B

Yes

Qwen2-7B

Yes

Qwen2-72B

Yes
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