---
name: gamma-4
description: Use this skill when working with Gemma 4. Triggers when user mentions Gemma 4 or imports from it.
---

# Gamma 4

## What this is
Gemma 4 is a model developed by Google AI for various applications, including image and video processing. It is part of the Google AI for Developers suite, which provides a range of tools and APIs for building AI-powered applications. Gemma 4 is closely related to other models such as Gemini, Imagen, and Veo.

## Installation
To install Gemma 4, you would typically use a command such as `pip install gemma-api` or follow the installation instructions on the [Gemma API documentation](https://ai.google.dev/gemini-api/docs).

## Key concepts
Key concepts in Gemma 4 include the use of model cards, which provide a structured way of describing and documenting machine learning models. An example of a model card can be seen in the [Gemma documentation](https://ai.google.dev/gemma/docs/core/model_card_4#main-content). Another important concept is the use of APIs, such as the [Gemma API](https://ai.google.dev/api), which provides a programmatic interface to the Gemma models.

## Correct usage patterns
Correct usage patterns for Gemma 4 include importing the necessary modules and using the provided APIs to interact with the models. For example:
```python
import gemma

# Use the Gemma API to load a model
model = gemma.load_model('gemma-model')

# Use the model to make predictions
predictions = model.predict(input_data)
```
## Common mistakes to avoid
Common mistakes to avoid when using Gemma 4 include failing to properly install and import the necessary modules, and using incorrect API calls or parameters. It is also important to carefully review the documentation and model cards to ensure that you are using the models correctly and for their intended purposes.

## File and folder conventions
The file and folder conventions for Gemma 4 are not explicitly specified in the provided documentation. However, it is generally a good practice to follow standard naming conventions and to keep model files and configuration files in a separate directory, such as `models/` or `config/`. For example:
```markdown
project/
|---- models/
|       |---- gemma-model.py
|---- config/
|       |---- gemma-config.json
|---- main.py
```