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+license: other
+language:
+- en
+tags:
+- rp
+- erp
+- chat
+- storywriting
+- not-for-all-audiences
+- nsfw
+- rotating-stack-merge
+---
+# La Dame Blanche 103b
+
+![image/jpeg](https://cdn-uploads.huggingface.co/production/uploads/65a531bc7ec6af0f95c707b1/aO6n3uOtyUllpwefLMapa.jpeg)
+
+This model is a rotating-stack merge of three Miqu-based models in a 103b (120 layer) configuration. The result of 
+this "frankenmerge" is a large model that contains what I consider to be the best of the spicy Miqu finetunes.
+
+Component models for the rotating stack are 
+- NeverSleep/MiquMaid-v2-70B-DPO
+- sophosympatheia/Midnight-Miqu-70B-v1.5
+- cookinai/OrcaHermes-Mistral-70B-miqu
+
+
+As all components are Miqu-based, coherency out to 32k context appears to be good.
+
+This model is uncensored and perfectly capable of generating objectionable material. It does not seem to have a 
+propensity to insert NSFW content into SFW prompts, but YMMV. As with any LLM, no factual claims 
+made by the model should be taken at face value. You know that boilerplate safety disclaimer that most professional models have? 
+Assume this has it too. This model is for entertainment purposes only. 
+
+Vanilla GGUFs: 
+iMatrix GGUFs:
+
+If you create additional quants, please let me know and I will link them here as well.
+
+
+# Sample output
+
+```
+{{[INPUT]}}
+Write a detailed and humorous story about a cute and fluffy bunny that goes to a Gwar concert.
+{{[OUTPUT]}}
+
+```
+
+
+# WTF is a rotating-stack merge?
+Inspired by Undi's experiments with stacked merges, Jeb Carter found that output quality and model initiative could be significantly 
+improved by reversing the model order in the stack, and then doing a linear merge between the original and reversed stacks. That is 
+what I did here. I created three passthrough stacked merges using the three source models (rotating the model order in each stack), 
+and then doing a linear merge of all three stacks. The exact merge configs can be found in the recipe.txt file.