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compressing the Key-Value (KV) cache into a latent vector, while DeepSeekMoE enables training strong models at an economical cost through sparse computation. Compared with DeepSeek 67B, DeepSeek-V2 achieves parameters, DeepSeek-V2 and its chat versions still achieve top-tier performance among open-source models. The model checkpoints are available at h t t p s : / / g i t h u b . c o m / d e e p s e e k - a (b) Figure 1 | (a) MMLU accuracy vs. activated parameters, among different open-source models. (b) Training costs and inference efficiency of DeepSeek 67B (Dense) and DeepSeek-V2. Contents

libraries Creating and editing symbols Browsing symbol libraries Simulator Value notation Assigning models SPICE directives Running simulations Helpful hints Advanced Topics Configuration and Customization ${variable_name} ) must be defined in Schematic Setup before they can be used. Error SPICE model issue SPICE models must not have syntax errors or other problems. Ignore 79 Violation Description Default Severity semiconductor device models. While these elements enable a great variety of simulation work, users familiar with SPICE in other environments will be used to incorporating models of commercially-available

You can edit the footprint’s fields, attributes, clearance and zone connection settings, and 3D models, as in the footprint editor. However, here you can also set the footprint’s position, orientation VRML ( .wrl ) 3D model file containing the PCB and any VRML files specified in footprints. VRML models are suitable for use in applications where visual appearance is important and dimensional accuracy files. Use relative paths to model files in board VRML file: If enabled, references to external models will use paths relative to the generated board VRML file. If disabled, the references will use absolute

${variable_name} ) must be defined in Schematic Setup before they can be used. Error SPICE model issue SPICE models must not have syntax errors or other problems. Ignore Labels are similar (lower/upper case difference semiconductor device models. While these elements enable a great variety of simulation work, users familiar with SPICE in other environments will be used to incorporating models of commercially-available commercially-available semiconductors, integrated circuits and other devices as more complex SPICE models. Indeed, semiconductor manufacturers often freely supply these to help users simulate and develop circuits using

You can edit the footprint’s fields, attributes, clearance and zone connection settings, and 3D models, as in the footprint editor. However, here you can also set the footprint’s position, orientation VRML ( .wrl ) 3D model file containing the PCB and any VRML files specified in footprints. VRML models are suitable for use in applications where visual appearance is important and dimensional accuracy files. Use relative paths to model files in board VRML file: If enabled, references to external models will use paths relative to the generated board VRML file. If disabled, the references will use absolute

[--define-var KEY=VALUE] [-- force] [--grid-origin] [--drill-origin] [--no-unspecified] [--no-dnp] [--subst-models] [--board- only] [--include-tracks] [--include-zones] [--min-distance MIN_DIST] [--user-origin VAR] --no-unspecified Exclude 3D models of components with 'unspecified' footprint type. --no-dnp Exclude 3D models of components with 'Do not populate' attribute. --subst-models Replace VRML models in footprints with with STEP models of the same name, if they exist. --board-only Only include the board itself in the generated model; exclude all component models. --include-tracks Include tracks in export (time consuming)

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libraries Creating and editing symbols Browsing symbol libraries Simulator Value notation Assigning models SPICE directives Running simulations Advanced Topics Configuration and Customization Text variables ${variable_name} ) must be defined in Schematic Setup before they can be used. Error SPICE model issue SPICE models must not have syntax errors or other problems. Error Labels are similar (lower/upper case difference ngspice as the simulation engine. All but the simplest simulations will require you to add simulation models to your symbols before you can simulate your schematic. When working with the simulator, the official