Glossary Terms

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    Parameters are the weights and biases in a neural network that the model adjusts during training to minimize error in…
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    Hallucination refers to instances where the model produces outputs that are factually incorrect or not grounded in reality, despite sounding…
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    This technique prompts the model to articulate its thought process step-by-step, leading to more accurate and transparent outputs.
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    Prompt engineering involves designing the input queries to guide the model's output effectively, often enhancing the relevance and accuracy of…
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    Fine-tuning involves training a pre-trained LLM on a smaller, task-specific dataset to improve its performance on that particular task.
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    In LLMs, embeddings are vectors that capture the semantic meaning of words, allowing the model to understand relationships between them.
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    In LLMs, attention mechanisms enable the model to prioritize certain words or phrases when generating responses, improving understanding and relevance.
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    The transformer model uses mechanisms like self-attention to weigh the significance of different words in a sentence, allowing it to…
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    A Large Language Model is a neural network that processes and generates text based on patterns learned from vast datasets…
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    Advanced AI-powered language model that integrates text, images, audio, and video to perform complex tasks with a nuanced understanding of…