GPT-2 small model parameters

This release contains the GPT-2 model parameters (also known as "weights") from OpenAI converted to CSV format for easy importing into spreadsheets and similar tools.

Spreadsheets-are-all-you-need v0.7.0 (Legacy Excel Compatibility)

Release Note: Enhanced Compatibility with Older Versions of Excel

This release introduces compatibility with both Excel 2021 and Excel 365. Previous releases only worked with Excel 365.

Key Updates:

• Compatibility Improvements: In response to ticket #6, formulas were updated to replace named functions and newer functions (e.g., Lambda and Filter), ensuring compatibility with Excel 2021. Note that this adjustment results in slightly more complex formulas.
• Performance Enhancement: By removing Filter functions, particularly in the tokenization process, this release may also improve performance.
• Additional Fixes: Ticket #10 has been resolved with this update.

These changes should provide a more accessible experience for users on earlier Excel versions.

Spreadsheets-are-all-you-need v0.6.1

• Added cosine_similarity as a named function

Spreadsheets-are-all-you-need v0.6.0

• Improved readability and expanded max word length for byte pair encoding algorithm in Prompt_to_Tokens tab

Spreadsheets-are-all-you-need v0.5.0

Spreadsheets-are-all-you-need is an implementation of GPT2 (an ancestor of ChatGPT) entirely in Excel using standard spreadsheet functions.

By using a spreadsheet anyone (even non-developers) can explore and play directly with how a “real” transformer works under the hood with minimal abstractions to get in the way.

A demo and walk through of using the spreadsheet is at https://youtu.be/yjD2n_e9E3w