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Classification of LLM Adaptation Methods
Large Language Models can be adapted for specific tasks using several distinct methods. These can be broadly categorized into approaches that add new, trainable parameters and those that modify existing ones. The former includes techniques like using soft prompts as prefixes for each layer (Prefix Tuning) or as inputs to the embedding layer (Prompt Tuning). The latter involves fine-tuning select parts of the original model or adding and training separate, lightweight 'adapter' modules.
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Ch.4 Alignment - Foundations of Large Language Models
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Classification of LLM Adaptation Methods
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