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A [[Finetuned NNet Model]] is a [[Neural Network Model]] that has undergone a process known as [[Fine-Tuning]].
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* <B>Context:</B>
** It can enhance the model's performance on specific tasks by continuing the training process on a task-specific dataset after the initial pretraining.
** It can leverage a large, generalized pre-trained model as a starting point, reducing the need for extensive data and computational resources typically required for training from scratch.
** It can range from simple architectures like [[Feedforward Neural Networks]] to complex ones like [[Transformers]] depending on the task and data.
** It can often result in significant improvements in accuracy and efficiency, particularly in domains like [[Image Recognition]], [[Natural Language Processing]], and [[Speech Recognition]].
** It can exhibit variation in performance depending on factors such as the size and quality of the finetuning dataset, initial model architecture, and the specificities of the task.
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* <B>Example(s):</B>
** a [[Finetuned BERT Model]] ([[BERT model]]) finetuned for [[Question Answering]] that can accurately respond to queries based on context provided in a passage.
** a [[Finetuned ResNet Model]] ([[ResNet model]) finetuned for [[Skin Cancer Detection]] capable of identifying malignancies in dermatological images with high precision.
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* <B>Counter-Example(s):</B>
** [[Generic Neural Network Model]]s that are only pretrained and not finetuned on specific task data.
** [[Untrained Neural Network Model]]s that have not undergone any form of training.
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* <B>See:</B> [[Transfer Learning]], [[Domain-Specific Models]], [[Adaptive Learning]], [[Neural Network Architecture]]
 
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