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### OVERVIEW
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In terms of applications, small distilled models like **MICROD_v1** align with broader trends in SLMs, which prioritize efficiency, accessibility,
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and specialization over the scale of large language models (LLMs). For example, they can be fine-tuned for targeted tasks such as customer support
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chatbots, where quick responses on edge devices are crucial, or educational tools for teaching natural language processing concepts. In healthcare,
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distilled models might power privacy-focused symptom checkers on mobile apps, avoiding data transmission to cloud servers. Automation and control
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systems benefit from their low latency, as surveyed in research on tiny language models (TLMs), which use techniques like knowledge distillation and
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quantization to enable on-device inference for robotics or IoT devices.
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