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AI Pose Gallery zh is an open-source, Chinese-language reference gallery for AI image generation, 3D modeling, illustration, and photography. It contains 1,439 pose references with matching thumbnails and full-resolution images. The collection organizes poses into four major groups, 26 categories, and 288 named poses. Users can search by pose name, identifier, or category and filter results by camera angle. Five viewing perspectives include front, angled, side, overhead, and low-angle views....

tiktoken is a high-performance, tokenizer library (based on byte-pair encoding, BPE) designed for use with OpenAI’s models. It handles encoding and decoding text to token IDs efficiently, with minimal overhead. Because tokenization is a fundamental step in preparing text for models, tiktoken is optimized for speed, memory, and correctness in model contexts (e.g. matching OpenAI’s internal tokenization). The repo supports multiple encodings (e.g. “cl100k_base”) and lets users switch encoding names to match different model contexts. ...

...The framework provides an end-to-end pipeline for building generative recommender systems, including semantic identifier construction, supervised fine-tuning, and reinforcement learning-based optimization. Semantic IDs are created using techniques such as quantized variational autoencoders to convert item features into token sequences that can be modeled by transformer architectures. Developers can train and evaluate recommendation models using different backbone language models while benefiting from the generative framework’s parameter efficiency and scalability.

...The repository is structured as a teaching-oriented implementation that shows how to train a tokenizer by learning merge rules, then apply those merges to encode text into token IDs and decode tokens back into text. It is intentionally small and readable so developers can understand each stage of BPE, including the mechanics of pair counting, merge application, and vocabulary growth. The project is especially useful for practitioners who want to demystify how LLM tokenizers work or who need a lightweight reference implementation for experimentation.

PRM800K is a process supervision dataset accompanying the paper Let’s Verify Step by Step, providing 800,000 step-level correctness labels on model-generated solutions to problems from the MATH dataset. The repository releases the raw labels and the labeler instructions used in two project phases, enabling researchers to study how human raters graded intermediate reasoning. Data are stored as newline-delimited JSONL files tracked with Git LFS, where each line is a full solution sample that...