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DeepMind’s Epistemic Neural Networks Enable Large Language Model Fine-Tuning With 50% Less Data
DeepMind’s Epistemic Neural Networks Enable Large Language Model Fine-Tuning With 50% Less Data | Synced.
Large pretrained language models (LLMs) have emerged as the state-of-the-art deep learning architecture across a wide range of applications and have demonstrated impressive few-shot learning capabilities when transferred to new tasks. These models however generally require a fine-tuning process that entails costly additional training on specialized data. In the new paper Fine-Tuning Language Models via
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