Training Corpus
A training corpus is the collection of text, images, audio, or other examples used to train a model.
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These words describe training data, optimization steps, and saved model states.
Terms used while an AI model learns from data.
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A training corpus is the collection of text, images, audio, or other examples used to train a model.
A mini-batch is a subset of training examples processed together during one optimization step.
Gradient descent updates model parameters in a direction intended to reduce the training loss.
A checkpoint stores model parameters and related training state so work can be resumed or evaluated later.