书名:大语言模型实用指南(影印版)
国内出版社:东南大学出版社
出版时间:2025年02月
页数:403
书号:978-7-5766-1766-5
原版书书名:Hands-On Large Language Models
原版书出版商:O'Reilly Media
Jay Alammar
Jay Alammar,Cohere总监兼工程研究员,知名大模型技术博客博主,DeepLearning.AI、Udacity热门课程作者。
Maarten Grootendorst
Maarten Grootendorst,IKNL(荷兰综合癌症中心)高级临床数据科学家,知名大模型技术博客博主,BERTopic等大模型软件包作者,DeepLearning.AI、Udacity热门课程作者。
The animal on the cover of Hands-On Large Language Models is a red kangaroo (Osphranter rufus). They are the largest of all kangaroos, with a body length that can get up to a little over 5 feet and a tail as long as 3 feet. They are very fast and can hop to speeds over 35 miles per hour. They can jump 6 feet high and leap a distance of 25 feet in a single bound. The position of their eyes allows them see up to 300 degrees.
Red kangaroos are named after the color of their fur. While the name makes sense for the males—they have short, red-brown fur—females are typically more of a blue-grey color with a tinge of brown throughout. The red color in their fur comes from a red oil excreted from the glands in their skin. Because of their color, Australians refer to male red kangaroos as “big reds.” However, because females are faster than males, they are often called “blue fliers.”
Preferring open, dry areas with some trees for shade, red kangaroos can be found across Australia’s mainland except in the upper north, lower southwest, and east coast regions of the country. Surrounding environmental conditions can affect reproduction. Because of this, females can pause or postpone pregnancy or birth until conditions are better. They often use this ability to delay birth of a new baby (joey) until the previous one has left their pouch.