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I'm not really well-versed in ML so I want to ask a few question on fine-tuning LLM if that's ok.
My use case is in essay evaluations where there are multiple labels (10 out of a total of 100 possible labels) assigned to an essay to produce a score.
These labels I think can be categorized into 4 main type (like Vocabulary, Grammar,...) which decreases the complexity of each API calls.
My question is, is it possible to fine tune an LLM to perform such a complex task, given I will eventually gather enough data?
And is this process any different from the docs for regular prompt-to-response fine tuning llm in Predibase docs?
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Hi everyone, I came here through Predibase.
I'm not really well-versed in ML so I want to ask a few question on fine-tuning LLM if that's ok.
My use case is in essay evaluations where there are multiple labels (10 out of a total of 100 possible labels) assigned to an essay to produce a score.
These labels I think can be categorized into 4 main type (like Vocabulary, Grammar,...) which decreases the complexity of each API calls.
My question is, is it possible to fine tune an LLM to perform such a complex task, given I will eventually gather enough data?
And is this process any different from the docs for regular prompt-to-response fine tuning llm in Predibase docs?
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