A development team is using a large, pre-trained language model that is computationally expensive to modify. They need to enhance its performance for a specific, temporary project. A key requirement is that any performance enhancement must be easily removable, restoring the model to its original state without needing to store a separate version. Which scaling approach is most suitable for this scenario?
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A development team is using a large, pre-trained language model that is computationally expensive to modify. They need to enhance its performance for a specific, temporary project. A key requirement is that any performance enhancement must be easily removable, restoring the model to its original state without needing to store a separate version. Which scaling approach is most suitable for this scenario?