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It requires computing power to run training epochs on GPUs. RAG is generally much cheaper to implement and maintain.
It requires computing power to run training epochs on GPUs. RAG is generally much cheaper to implement and maintain.
Yes, you can fine-tune a model to output a specific style, and then use RAG to feed it real-time search context.
Parameter-Efficient Fine-Tuning techniques that only train a tiny fraction of the model's weights (adapter), reducing training costs.
No, RAG only provides context. Fine-tuning updates the model's behavioral patterns.
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