Closed Adrianhui123 closed 6 months ago
For citations, use a consistent format and provide a descriptive text for the links, so readers know what to expect when they click on them. Use eitherinline links and reference-style links.
Yeah i added a placeholder title for the link to make it more intuitive
Can you add some commonly used LLM examples? so students can relate better what they are learning.
Can you add some commonly used LLM examples? so students can relate better what they are learning.
Yes added some common examples, i also have Imagine prompting an LLM with the sentence "The sunset over the ocean was a breathtaking sight," and the model continues with "as the hues of pink and orange painted a masterpiece in the sky, reflecting the day's end with a promise of renewal." This example showcases the model's ability to continue the narrative in a way that's contextually appropriate and stylistically coherent.
for a common exmaple if you didn't see
I find some interesting image online, do you think it is good to add this picture? It will be more vivid to introduce what is pre-training and fine tuning. https://www.researchgate.net/publication/373642018/figure/fig1/AS:11431281185751651@1693796764125/Overview-of-LLM-training-process-LLMs-learn-from-more-focused-inputs-at-each-stage-of.png
I think it is rather too comprehensive, we are working on a more baisic understanding page
Created New markdown file for the issue with preliminary write ups for the Introduction and Understanding Section, Application section(Code Generation part), as well as Citation section