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Installatioin

prerequisite

First you need to obtain the hugging-face llama 2 model from (request access from https://llama.meta.com/llama2/) and place it in a folder ./models/llama2/llama_hf_converted/7b along with the tokenizer ./models/llama2/llama/tokenizer.model

Clone the repo into a folder ./SecureLLM

Then create a conda environment conda env create -f ./environment.yml

Then activate the conda environment conda activate securellm

Finally make sure all .sh files are executable. Go to ./SecureLLM and run chmod +x *.sh

Results

To get the results for all columns of all 3 tables run the bash script run_all.sh inside ./SecureLLM

To print all the results into tables (once run_all.sh finishes) run python print_tables.py

For individual tables run the following:

For Table 1 results:

first two columns: python experiments.py --device 0 --sample_size 120 --mroot "./trained_models/SQL/" --models M123E > T1.C1.log python experiments.py --device 0 --sample_size 120 --mroot "./trained_models/SQL/" --models M123 > T1.C2.log column 3-7: python experiments.py --device 0 --sample_size 120 --mroot "./trained_models/SQL/" --models M1 M2 M3 --config SloraLoraHub > T1.C3.log python experiments.py --device 0 --sample_size 120 --mroot "./trained_models/SQL/" --models M1 M2 M3 --config SloraSum > T1.C4.log python experiments.py --device 0 --sample_size 120 --mroot "./trained_models/SQL/" --models M1 M2 M3 --config SloraMax > T1.C5.log python experiments.py --device 0 --sample_size 120 --mroot "./trained_models/SQL/" --models M1 M2 M3 --config SloraLogit > T1.C6.log python experiments.py --device 0 --sample_size 120 --mroot "./trained_models/6NF/" --pseudo --models M1 M2 M3 --config SloraLogit > T1.C7.log

For Table 2 results:

first two columns: python experiments.py --device 0 --sample_size 120 --gpt --mroot "./trained_models/SQL/" --models M123E > T2.C1.log python experiments.py --device 0 --sample_size 120 --gpt --mroot "./trained_models/SQL/" --models M123 > T2.C2.log column 3-7: python experiments.py --device 0 --sample_size 120 --gpt --mroot "./trained_models/SQL/" --models M1 M2 M3 --config SloraLoraHub > T2.C3.log python experiments.py --device 0 --sample_size 120 --gpt --mroot "./trained_models/SQL/" --models M1 M2 M3 --config SloraSum > T2.C4.log python experiments.py --device 0 --sample_size 120 --gpt --mroot "./trained_models/SQL/" --models M1 M2 M3 --config SloraMax > T2.C5.log python experiments.py --device 0 --sample_size 120 --gpt --mroot "./trained_models/SQL/" --models M1 M2 M3 --config SloraLogit > T2.C6.log python experiments.py --device 0 --sample_size 120 --gpt --mroot "./trained_models/6NF/" --pseudo --models M1 M2 M3 --config SloraLogit > T2.C7.log

For Table 3 results:

first two columns: python experiments.py --device 0 --sample_size 120 --mapping 1 --mroot "./trained_models/SQL_obf/" --models M123E > T3.C1.log python experiments.py --device 0 --sample_size 120 --mapping 1 --mroot "./trained_models/SQL_obf/" --models M123 > T3.C2.log column 3-7: python experiments.py --device 0 --sample_size 120 --mapping 1 --mroot "./trained_models/SQL_obf/" --models M1 M2 M3 --config SloraLoraHub > T3.C3.log python experiments.py --device 0 --sample_size 120 --mapping 1 --mroot "./trained_models/SQL_obf/" --models M1 M2 M3 --config SloraSum > T3.C4.log python experiments.py --device 0 --sample_size 120 --mapping 1 --mroot "./trained_models/SQL_obf/" --models M1 M2 M3 --config SloraMax > T3.C5.log python experiments.py --device 0 --sample_size 120 --mapping 1 --mroot "./trained_models/SQL_obf/" --models M1 M2 M3 --config SloraLogit > T3.C6.log python experiments.py --device 0 --sample_size 120 --mapping 1 --mroot "./trained_models/6NF_obf/" --pseudo --models M1 M2 M3 --config SloraLogit > T3.C7.log

Train

Train one model

To train a model, run the following command inside ./SecureLLM (update the TRAIN_STR and SAVE_PATH depending on which model you want to train).

export TRAIN_STR="schema_1:1000,schema_2:1000,schema_3:1000"
export SAVE_PATH="./trained_models/SQL/M123.pt"
python train.py \
    --dataset_args \
        train_str=${TRAIN_STR} \
        val_str="schema_1_val:100,schema_2_val:100,schema_3_val:100" \
        max_inp_matrix_size=800 \
    --model_args \
        name=llama-2-7b \
        max_seq_len=1024 \
        max_batch_size=32 \
        type=lora \
        lora_r=8 \
        lora_alpha=32 \
        lora_dropout=0.1 \
    --train_args \
        epochs=1 \
        lr=2e-4 \
        weight_decay=0.002 \
    --save_path=${SAVE_PATH} \
    --experiment "0.0" \
    --world_size 1 \
    --seed 2 \
    --device cuda:0

Note: the val_str line can be deleted which will make the command finish faster with no affect on the saved model.

The general structure for the train_str is simple, schema_1mapping=1 for column obfuscation, schemapseudo_1 for pseudocode, schemapseudo_1mapping=1 for both. Look at train_all.sh for all combinations.

Train all models

The file train_all.sh contains and will train all pairs that are needed to reproduce all models used.