Training & Fine-tuning
LoRA (Low-Rank Adaptation)
An efficient fine-tuning technique that modifies only a small part of a model's weights.
Definition
Fine-tuning large models by updating all their parameters is extremely expensive. LoRA is a technique that fine-tunes models much more efficiently by only modifying a small set of additional parameters, while keeping the bulk of the original model frozen. The adapted model performs comparably to full fine-tuning at a fraction of the cost and computing time. LoRA is now the standard method for customising large models for specific business applications.
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Last modified: 29 March 2026
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