Neural Networks
Large Language Models rely on neural networks—complex structures inspired by the human brain—to identify and learn patterns in text data for generating coherent responses.
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Learn key ideas behind Large Language Models and their capabilities.
Large Language Models rely on neural networks—complex structures inspired by the human brain—to identify and learn patterns in text data for generating coherent responses.
Transformers revolutionized NLP by processing words in parallel, understanding long-range context, and enabling effective pre-training on massive datasets.
NLP techniques help machines interpret human language—detecting syntax, semantics, and sentiment—to deliver more accurate text understanding.
When scaled sufficiently, LLMs can display unexpected talents—like reasoning or creative writing— beyond their original training scope.
Crafting questions or instructions (“prompts”) in a strategic manner helps guide LLMs towards more relevant, accurate, and context-aware outputs.
Fine-tuning adapts a general LLM to a specific domain or task by continuing training on smaller, specialized datasets—boosting domain-specific performance.
Language is broken into “tokens” (words, subwords, or symbols) before processing. Proper tokenization is crucial for handling text efficiently in LLM pipelines.
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