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HybridHunter
LoRA placement experimentation framework for hybrid language models.
🎯 Purpose
Replicating and extending the LoRA placement hybrid study (2604.22127v1) for Qwen3.6-27B-MTP on otter_den's RTX 4090.
🔍 Research Questions
- Does attention-only LoRA remain optimal in Qwen3.6-27B-MTP?
- How does MTP integration affect component-type placement?
- What efficiency ratios can we achieve?
🏗️ Project Structure
hybridhunter/
├── notebooks/ # Jupyter notebooks for experiments
├── src/ # Python modules
├── configs/ # Training configurations
├── results/ # Experiment outputs
│ ├── discovery/ # Module discovery manifests
│ ├── checkpoints/ # Trained LoRA adapters
│ └── eval_details/ # Per-instance evaluation
├── tables/ # Aggregate results
├── figures/ # Publication figures
└── docs/ # Documentation
🚀 Quick Start
# Install dependencies
pip install -r requirements.txt
# Run discovery
jupyter notebook notebooks/01_model_discovery.ipynb
# Run training
jupyter notebook notebooks/02_training.ipynb
📚 References
- Paper 2604.22127v1 — "Where Should LoRA Go?"
- Original replication
🧠 Fox Wisdom
"The best trap is one the prey doesn't know exists."
— Reynard the Overseer
Let the attention pathway reveal itself through its precision, not its weight.