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Fine Tuning LLM

Fine-tuning involves adapting a pre-trained language model to specific tasks by training it on custom datasets, enhancing its understanding of relevant terminologies. Different fine-tuning methods include supervised, reinforcement learning, and unsupervised approaches, each catering to specific needs. However, challenges such as high computational costs, difficulty in incorporating new information, and the need for specialized skills must be addressed, which can be mitigated through robust infrastructure and collaboration with cloud service providers.

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Fine Tuning LLM

Fine-tuning involves adapting a pre-trained language model to specific tasks by training it on custom datasets, enhancing its understanding of relevant terminologies. Different fine-tuning methods include supervised, reinforcement learning, and unsupervised approaches, each catering to specific needs. However, challenges such as high computational costs, difficulty in incorporating new information, and the need for specialized skills must be addressed, which can be mitigated through robust infrastructure and collaboration with cloud service providers.

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Building Large Language Model Applications Using

FINE-TUNING
1 FINE-TUNING

Fine-tuning adapts a pre-trained model to specific


tasks or domains by further training it on custom data.
This is ideal for applications where deep knowledge in
a specific domain is essential.

Here’s what it entails:


Start with a pre-trained model that’s good at
general language understanding such as Llama
70B.
Select a specific dataset.
Train the model on that specific dataset. The model
learns to recognize and understand relevant
terminologies and the context in whic they’re used
in.
2 TYPES OF
FINE-TUNING
Fine-tuning isn't a universal process; different methods
are available based on specific needs. Here's an
overview of the main types:

Supervised Fine-Tuning (SFT): Uses labeled data to


train models for tasks like customer service.

Reinforcement Learning (RL): Models learn through


feedback, such as with Reinforcement Learning
from Human Feedback (RLHF).

Unsupervised Fine-Tuning: Continues pre-training


without labeled data, expanding the model's
general knowledge.
3 LIMITATIONS
Fine-tuning a large language model (LLM) for specific tasks
or datasets can be effective but comes with significant
challenges:
Training these large models demands substantial
computational resources, which can quickly become
expensive for smaller teams.
Fine-tuned models may struggle to incorporate new
information without costly retraining, remaining tied to
their original training data.
Developing and maintaining advanced AI systems
necessitates specialized skills that can be hard to find.
These models may hallucinate and can sometimes
forget earlier training, making consistency a challenge.
4 BRIDGING THE GAP
As we navigate the intricate landscape of fine-tuning,
it’s crucial to acknowledge the vital role that robust
infrastructure plays in optimizing model performance.

With various fine-tuning approaches available,


organizations require scalable solutions to manage the
significant computational demands effectively.

That’s where our collaboration with RunPod comes in. By


leveraging their powerful cloud infrastructure, we equip
teams with the computational resources necessary for
efficient model training, all while minimizing costs and
maximizing adaptability.
Interesed in
building
Enterprise LLM
Applications?
Join us for our 40-hour LLM bootcamp,
happening both in-person & online!

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