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#### **What I Did**
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I fine-tuned a pre-trained language model using the Hugging Face `transformers` library. The base model was adapted to perform better on specific task by training it on a domain-specific dataset.
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#### **Why I Did It**
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The pre-trained model, while powerful, was not optimized for specific domain or task. Fine-tuning was necessary to adapt the model to the specific requirements of [use case or application]. This helps improve the model's performance and ensures more accurate predictions for the intended task.
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#### **How I Did It**
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1. **Dataset Preparation**:
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- Collected and preprocessed the dataset. This involved tokenization, padding, and formatting the data to ensure compatibility with the model.
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- Split the dataset into training and validation sets to monitor the model's performance during training.
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- Configured the model training parameters, including the learning rate, batch size, and number of steps.
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- Used `SFTTrainer` from Hugging Face for seamless training with built-in evaluation capabilities.
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- Trained the model for 1 epoch to prevent overfitting, as the dataset was relatively small and hardware resources were limited.
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- The training was performed in Google Colab using a CPU/GPU environment.
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- Adjusted batch sizes and learning rates to balance between performance and available resources.
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1. **Use the Model**:
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- Load the model using the Hugging Face `transformers` library.
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- Tokenize your inputs and pass them to the model for inference.
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2. **Adapting to New Tasks**:
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- If your task or domain differs, fine-tune the model further on your dataset.
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- Follow the same process: prepare the dataset, set training configurations, and monitor evaluation metrics.
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- Be mindful that the model may not perform well on tasks outside the scope of its fine-tuning dataset.
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- If you encounter unexpected biases, consider augmenting the training data or further fine-tuning.
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4. **Experiment with Parameters**:
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- If you have access to better hardware, experiment with larger batch sizes or additional epochs to improve results.
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- Use hyperparameter tuning to find the best configuration for your use case.
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#### **What I Did**
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I fine-tuned a pre-trained language model using the Hugging Face `transformers` library. The base model was adapted to perform better on specific task by training it on a domain-specific dataset.
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#### **How I Did It**
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**Fine-Tuning Setup**:
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- Configured the model training parameters, including the learning rate, batch size, and number of steps.
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- Used `SFTTrainer` from Hugging Face for seamless training with built-in evaluation capabilities.
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- Trained the model for 1 epoch to prevent overfitting, as the dataset was relatively small and hardware resources were limited.
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**Training Environment**:
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- The training was performed in Google Colab using a CPU/GPU environment.
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- Adjusted batch sizes and learning rates to balance between performance and available resources.
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1. **Use the Model**:
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- Load the model using the Hugging Face `transformers` library.
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- Tokenize your inputs and pass them to the model for inference.
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- If your task or domain differs, fine-tune the model further on your dataset.
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- Follow the same process: prepare the dataset, set training configurations, and monitor evaluation metrics.
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2. **Experiment with Parameters**:
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- If you have access to better hardware, experiment with larger batch sizes or additional epochs to improve results.
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- Use hyperparameter tuning to find the best configuration for your use case.
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