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[R] in the context of a research, what methodology should i think of to find novel methods to fine tune LLMs for domain specific tasks? (alien.top)

submitted 11 months ago by Life_Ask2806@alien.top to c/machinelearning@academy.garden

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hey, i am currently working on a research project and i am wondering how can i define my methodology and what approach should i follow in order to make LLMs more capable than the generalist ones, precisely in the domain of education, to assist learners in specific contexts, such as courses, lessons, or concepts, by providing them with personalized hints and guidance to help them improve their skills without directly giving them answers?

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