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<v Instructor>In the previous section,</v>

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we explored LM Studio,

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which is a very user friendly application

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with a nice graphical user interface

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and lots of features that make running

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and using open models locally on your machine a breeze.

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In this section here

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we'll explore an alternative solution,

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a more advanced solution you could say,

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that does not come

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with a graphical user interface,

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but that's instead typically used through the command line

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through the terminal.

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We'll explore Ollama in this section

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and we'll explore how you can install,

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and of course, most importantly, use Ollama,

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what exactly it is, which features it offers,

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and we'll dive into some advanced configuration options

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because one of the advantages of Ollama is

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that it does give you quite a lot of options

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that help you customize these open models,

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adjust them for your specific needs,

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and that's something we'll explore in detail

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in this section as well.

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Of course, as always, we'll also explore many examples

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and example use cases for using Ollama

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with those open models,

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and we'll also revisit the idea

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of programmatically using open models

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that run on your machine, just as we did with LM Studio.

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Now in this section we'll explore

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how you can programmatically use these

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locally running open models with help of Ollama.