NERGAL
Can I run NERGAL on my computer?
It depends on your memory, processor, file format and runtime. Hugging Bay offers 5 hosted files; check the file list for the exact selection. A file-size fit is an estimate, not a successful run or speed promise. Read the license before use.
NERGAL is an open-weights language model for token classification. Model weights are learned parameters; a runtime loads them. Hosting files does not prove that a complete model runs.
As of the availability check on .
Recorded SHA-256 for model.safetensors: 1d42c34459e90cd25db44f92bb31fb2be1ef3a1b1e34c599162e1895057c08f6. File evidence · Machine-readable facts · Run evidence and any recorded receipts · Proof Lab measurement policy. A checksum verifies byte identity, not safety; this answer asserts no measured runtime result.
Updated · Page text: As of · Content revision
Model metadata: As of at the model source. Popularity counters are source-reported, not measured by Hugging Bay. Availability checked .
SlayerLab/NERGAL5 hosted of 15 listed
Hashes recorded. Date not recorded.
| File | Size | SHA-256 | Source | Download |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Weights | ||||
model. Default | 2.24 GB |
| Hosted | Download |
| Tokenizer & config | ||||
config. | 884 bytes |
| Hosted | Download |
figures/ | 177.5 KB |
| Upstream only | File metadata |
figures/ | 210.4 KB |
| Upstream only | File metadata |
hybrid. | 1.09 KB | — | Upstream only | File metadata |
nergal. | 12.1 KB | — | Upstream only | File metadata |
scrub_ | 41.6 KB | — | Upstream only | File metadata |
sentencepiece. | 5.07 MB |
| Upstream only | File metadata |
test_ | 2.64 KB | — | Upstream only | File metadata |
tokenizer. | 17.1 MB |
| Hosted | Download |
tokenizer_ | 1.53 KB |
| Hosted | Download |
special_ | 280 bytes |
| Hosted | Download |
| Docs | ||||
. | 1.72 KB | — | Upstream only | File metadata |
CHANGELOG. | 2.53 KB | — | Upstream only | File metadata |
README. | 5.82 KB | — | Upstream only | File metadata |
Check a download
In the folder where you saved model.safetensors, run:
shasum -a 256 -- 'model.safetensors'
sha256sum -- 'model.safetensors'
Get-FileHash -LiteralPath 'model.safetensors' -Algorithm SHA256
Compare the result with the recorded SHA-256.