NeoForm
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Overview
Fine-tuning a small-scale code generation Large Language Model (LLM) using LoRA, specifically tailored for generating NeoForge (Minecraft modding platform) related code.
Installation
python training/TrainNeoforgeLM.py --run-name qwen2.5coder-0.5b-neoforge-lm --epochs 1.0Security Notes
The project primarily involves local data processing and model training/inference, with no apparent direct network exposure or server-side vulnerabilities. The `DataProcessing.py` script reads arbitrary code files from a local input directory to build a corpus; while it attempts to handle large files and encoding errors, processing untrusted code files (even without execution) always carries a very minor theoretical risk of parser-level vulnerabilities if the tool were to be exposed to external, malicious inputs. However, for its intended use as a local development tool, it is highly safe. No 'eval' or malicious patterns are detected.
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