A machine learning engineer is performing supervised fine-tuning on a pre-trained language model. The process involves three distinct states for the model's parameters:
- The initial parameters loaded from the pre-trained model before any new training begins.
- The parameters as they are being iteratively updated by the optimization algorithm on the new dataset.
- The final, converged parameters after the fine-tuning process is complete.
Which option correctly maps the standard notation to these three states?
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A machine learning engineer is performing supervised fine-tuning on a pre-trained language model. The process involves three distinct states for the model's parameters:
- The initial parameters loaded from the pre-trained model before any new training begins.
- The parameters as they are being iteratively updated by the optimization algorithm on the new dataset.
- The final, converged parameters after the fine-tuning process is complete.
Which option correctly maps the standard notation to these three states?
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