Update README to announce integration with Ludwig #16
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Hi @neelsjain!
We really enjoyed your work on NEFTune and the performance lift we've seen across a variety of different blog posts and articles that have used NEFTune.
We decided to integrate your work into Ludwig.ai, an open-source library for fine-tuning LLMs and other neural networks in a declarative manner which has over 10K+ stars. Here is the PR that integrated NEFTune: ludwig-ai/ludwig#3744
I wanted to see if you'd be open to also adding this mention to the README in your original repo. Happy to chat, and thanks for your great paper!