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+ # Model Card for ChessGPT_d12 Model
 
 
 
 
 
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+ This model is a GPT-2 architecture with 12 layers and 12 attention heads, each with a hidden state dimension of 768. It was trained using Andrey Karpathy's `llm.c` library to predict UCI chess moves. The training data consists of all games played on Lichess.org in January 2024, and the model was validated on games from January 2013. It was designed to assist with tasks related to chess move prediction and analysis.
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+ - **Developed by:** Austin Davis
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+ - **Training:** Pre-trained from random initialization
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+ - **Repository:** [Lichess GPT2 Model](https://huggingface.co/austindavis/ChessGPT_d12)
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+ While the model performs well on chess move prediction, its limitations stem from the scope of the training data. The model was trained on historical Lichess games, and its predictions may reflect common play patterns from these datasets. Users should be cautious about generalizing the model’s performance to other chess platforms or styles of play.
 
 
 
 
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+ The model was trained for 541,548 steps, with a final loss of 0.8139. It was trained using a padded vocabulary size of 8192, which was later reduced to 72 tokens to optimize for chess-specific UCI notation. The tokenizer used is based on UCI chess moves and is implemented in `uci_tokenizers.py`.
 
 
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+ The tokenizer follows a subword tokenization approach and handles UCI chess tokens. Promotion tokens are represented in uppercase letters (Q, B, R, N), and the vocab includes 64 square tokens (a1 to h8), along with 4 special tokens and a set of special tokens (i.e., BOS, PAD, EOS, UNK).
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+ @misc{chessgpt_d12,
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+ author = {Austin Davis},
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+ title = {ChessGPT_d12 Model for UCI Move Prediction},
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+ year = {2024},
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+ url = {https://huggingface.co/austindavis/ChessGPT_d12},
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