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> Also, there is no training data, which would be the "preferred form" of modification. Isn't fine-tuning a heck of a lot cheaper?
by tbrownaw 1y ago
> Also, there is no training data, which would be the "preferred form" of modification.
Isn't fine-tuning a heck of a lot cheaper?
- Nevermark 1y agoFine tuning with original data plus fine tuning data has more predictable results. Just training on new data moves a model away from its previous behavior, to an unpredictably degree. You can’t even reliably test for the change without the original data.