THIS WORKSHOP HAS BEEN RESCHEDULED TO MARCH 26 AT 4:30-6:00 PM.

This workshop will provide an overview of techniques for using R to tackle problems at scale and in parallel on the Research Computing clusters. This training will cover parallelization in R using a variety of techniques including job arrays, MPI, multiprocessing, and…

In this introduction to GIS workshop, you will use ArcGIS Pro software to explore geographic data, tables and create maps. This workshop will also show how to use the GIS Portal site that Princeton University Library hosts to add geographic data downloaded over the internet, and analyze data and create maps and then share them with the public. No…

Our April meeting topic is Interoperability (e.g. calling C/C++ from Python)

The Princeton University Python User Group (also known as PrincetonPy) is an interdisciplinary community of Python enthusiasts of all levels. It aims to support and help Princeton University community (Students, Researchers, and Staff) in getting started…

This workshop is an overview of how pre-trained LLMs can be customized and applied to specific domains using domain adaptation techniques: custom tokenization and domain adapted continued pre-training with curated domain specific data, and supervised fine tuning with domain specific instructions. NVIDIA will walk through how these techniques were…

The LLM Collective is a *new* user group for language model users of all experience levels and abilities to discuss the rapidly evolving changes in this space and create fun things. Please join us at our first meeting and help chart the future of this group as we discuss using torchtune, LLaMA Factory, and similar tools to finetune models.

Our May meeting topic is TBD

The Princeton University Python User Group (also known as PrincetonPy) is an interdisciplinary community of Python enthusiasts of all levels. It aims to support and help Princeton University community (Students, Researchers, and Staff) in getting started with and improving their utilization of Python.