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I am currently evaluating Kronos locally and have built a research workflow around the public Kronos models and the official Kronos-Tokenizer-base. I would now like to evaluate Kronos-large (499.2M parameters) as well.
Could you please let me know whether there is currently any way to obtain access to the pretrained Kronos-large checkpoint, for example through:
private or early-access distribution,
a gated Hugging Face repository,
research/evaluation access,
a commercial or non-redistribution license,
or another official process?
I am happy to comply with any usage conditions, NDA/non-redistribution terms, or evaluation requirements. My goal is to run local benchmarking and walk-forward evaluation against Kronos-base and share useful feedback/results if that would help.
If Kronos-large is not currently available, could you also let me know whether a public release is planned and whether there is a recommended way to request access in the meantime?
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Sunredline commentedon Oct 1, 2026
Hi @shiyu-coder,
I am currently evaluating Kronos locally and have built a research workflow around the public Kronos models and the official Kronos-Tokenizer-base. I would now like to evaluate Kronos-large (499.2M parameters) as well.
Could you please let me know whether there is currently any way to obtain access to the pretrained Kronos-large checkpoint, for example through:
I am happy to comply with any usage conditions, NDA/non-redistribution terms, or evaluation requirements. My goal is to run local benchmarking and walk-forward evaluation against Kronos-base and share useful feedback/results if that would help.
If Kronos-large is not currently available, could you also let me know whether a public release is planned and whether there is a recommended way to request access in the meantime?
Thank you for the excellent work on Kronos.
Best regards,
Alessandro