Awesome-LLM-Papers-Comprehensive-Topics

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This repository is a curated, continuously updated collection of research papers and open-source repositories related to large language models and multimodal AI. It aggregates titles, links and short metadata for a wide range of subtopics appearing throughout modern LLM research, including vision-language models, agents and planning, robotics, retrieval-augmented generation, instruction tuning, quantization and model compression, reasoning and chain-of-thought, reinforcement learning and RLHF, memory and world models, diffusion-based generation, evaluation and benchmarks, and many surveys and resources. The README serves as the primary index and includes a large tabular list with links to ArXiv and GitHub entries. The repo points users to an interactive Notion table for browsing and highlights many representative packages and labs. The collection size is stated as 516 papers and repos and is intended as a reference hub for staying current in LLM-related literature.

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A comprehensive, categorized README that lists hundreds of papers and projects with columns for category, title, links and dates. Direct links to ArXiv preprints and GitHub repositories are provided where available. The README groups content into many topical sections such as VLM, RAG, CoT, prompt engineering, PEFT/LoRA, quantization, agents, embodied systems, world models, diffusion/text-to-image/video, evaluation and surveys. It highlights notable packages and implementations (for example LangChain, LlamaIndex, h2oGPT and others) and lists labs and leaderboards. Badges and a pointer to an interactive Notion table are included for a richer browsing experience. The file includes an extensive table of resources, curated awesome-repo references and survey/benchmark pointers for quick discovery.
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This repo is useful as a single-entry literature and implementation index for researchers, engineers, students and practitioners working with LLMs and multimodal models. It helps users find seminal papers, recent surveys, benchmarks, and open-source codebases across subfields like reasoning, vision-language, robotics, agents, compression and alignment. The categorized listing simplifies building reading lists, preparing literature reviews, finding reproducible implementations and identifying relevant packages and labs. The included links to ArXiv and GitHub speed access to papers and code. The Notion table is recommended for interactive filtering and exploration. By consolidating many topics and representative resources in one place, the repo reduces time spent searching and aids keeping up with rapid developments in LLM research.

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