ADVANCES IN FINE-TUNING LARGELANGUAGE MODELS
Keywords:
Fine-Tuning, Large Language Models, Few-Shot Learning, Prompt Engineering, Domain-Specific AdaptationAbstract
This article explores the cutting-edge techniques for fine-tuning Large Language Models (LLMs) to enhance their performance in specialized domains and tasks. It delves into three primary approaches: few-shot learning, prompt engineering, and domain-specific adaptation. The discusses the principles, implementation strategies, and applications of each technique, highlighting their potential to significantly improve LLM performance across various industries. By examining these advanced fine-tuning methods, the article aims to provide practitioners with a comprehensive understanding of the current state-of-the-art LLM adaptation, enabling them to make informed decisions when tailoring these powerful models to their unique requirements.
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