Cuestionario vinculado a una guía · Medio Nivel
Prueba de preentrenamiento continuo versus ajuste fino
Prueba los datos y las diferencias objetivas entre el preentrenamiento continuo y el ajuste, el olvido catastrófico y la repetición, y cuándo la recuperación encaja mejor.
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¿Cuál es la principal diferencia de datos entre el entrenamiento previo continuo y el ajuste fino supervisado?
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- ¿Cuál es la principal diferencia de datos entre el entrenamiento previo continuo y el ajuste fino supervisado?
- Both use only labeled question and answer pairs
- Continued pretraining uses raw domain text; fine-tuning uses curated labeled examples
- Fine-tuning uses more data than continued pretraining
- Continued pretraining uses only images
- En el ajuste fino supervisado, ¿dónde se calcula normalmente la pérdida?
- On every token including the prompt
- Only on the prompt tokens
- On randomly chosen tokens
- Only on the response tokens
- ¿Qué es la reproducción (replay) en el entrenamiento previo continuo?
- Mixing some general data into training to limit forgetting
- Running the same batch twice
- Restarting training from scratch
- Replaying user conversations at inference time
- ¿Cómo se construyó el código Llama?
- From scratch on code only
- By prompt engineering Llama 2
- By continuing to train Llama 2 on a large code corpus
- By fine-tuning on a few hundred coding questions
- Para hechos que cambian frecuentemente, ¿qué enfoque sugiere la guía que suele ser mejor que el ajuste fino?
- Continued pretraining every day
- Retrieval of up-to-date documents
- Raising the sampling temperature
- Training a larger tokenizer
- Which statement about BloombergGPT is correct according to the guide?
- It was continued pretraining of Llama 2
- It was created only with LoRA
- It was a prompt-engineered GPT-3
- It was trained from scratch on financial and general data
- What did the 2020 paper Don't Stop Pretraining show?
- A second phase of pretraining on in-domain text improved RoBERTa on domain tasks
- Pretraining should always stop after one epoch
- Fine-tuning is useless for classification
- Domain text harms every model
- Why re-warm the learning rate at the start of continued pretraining?
- To reset the tokenizer
- To freeze the base weights
- Resuming at a high rate destabilizes training while too low a rate learns little
- To skip the need for domain data