The LoRA won on its own moods, and the held-out tradeoff stayed visible
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I wanted a small answer to a practical question: can two topic-specific LoRA adapters improve perplexity on their own topic without simply making the model better at everything? The experiment used two specialists, guitar and sourdough . The base model and each adapter were evaluated on both held-o…
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The LoRA won on its own moods, and the held-out tradeoff stayed visible
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