what is mixtral model
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The "Mistral model" mentioned in the context refers to the Mistral 7 billion parameter model from Mistral's Hugging Face space. It is used in demonstrations at WWDC to showcase optimizations in model execution, such as quantization and stateful KV cache techniques in Core ML. These optimizations help in running the model more efficiently on Apple devices, particularly on macOS. The Mistral model is an example of how Apple is integrating advanced machine learning models into its ecosystem, allowing developers to leverage these capabilities in their applications.
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