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Addresses issue #1768
(From original issue)
Salamandra is a model based on LLaMA that has been trained from scratch using 35 European languages, including minority languages like Catalan and Basque, making it unique compared to other models primarily focused on English.
Salamandra comes in four versions:
Salamandra 7B
Salamandra 7B Instruct
Salamandra 2B
Salamandra 2B Instruct
The Instruct versions have been fine-tuned for instruction-based tasks, while the non-instruct versions remain general-purpose.
Adding Salamandra to lit-gpt would enrich the framework by introducing multilingual capabilities, including support for less-represented languages. This would allow developers and researchers to work with languages beyond English, making lit-gpt more versatile and inclusive.