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Signed-off-by: tunglinwood <tomwu.tunglin@gmail.com>
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@tunglinwood Thank you for your interest in our project. This PR adds more instructions that should be noticed by users, but I think it contains too many details. Here are my suggestions:
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…with little modification. Signed-off-by: tomwu.tunglin@gmail.com <tomwu.tunglin@gmail.com>
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Hi, @MoyanZitto I have updated the pull, please kindly review. |
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@MoyanZitto Hello could you kindly help to review the pull? |
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| ## Quick Start | ||
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| ### 1. Inference with Docker |
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| ### 1. Inference with Docker | |
| ### 1. Set environment |
| - [Introduction](#introduction) | ||
| - [Architecture Overview](#architecture-overview) | ||
| - [Quick Start](#quick-start) | ||
| - [1. Inference with Docker](#1-inference-with-docker) |
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| - [1. Inference with Docker](#1-inference-with-docker) | |
| - [1. Set environment](#1-set-environment) |
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| ### 1. Inference with Docker | ||
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| We recommend that you build a Docker image to run the inference. You can construct the image using the `docker build` command. |
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I believe we can reorganize readme:
- get code ( note you need submodule update --init)
- set envrionment
- use pre-built image ( we should prefer this because it's simpler)
- build your own image
- run demo
- i.e inference with python
Hi Moonshot team,
Thank you for providing this amazing model.
I have tried starting kimi-audio-7b with docker, and here is my walkthrough. Please kindly review and feel free to merge. Thank you so much 😄