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Fireworks explains supervised fine-tuning steps for training an open model

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Fireworks' Prof_OZ explains on X how to use supervised fine-tuning (SFT) to train a specific behavior into an open model's weights, so prompts no longer need to repeat it.

The post lists four steps: pick one task, pair inputs with ideal outputs, train on Fireworks, and test on new inputs against the original model. A full guide is linked in the post. The post reports no results or performance figures.

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  1. Nov 2, 2:12 PM ET · 1 article
    Fireworks session covers training a small routing model across open models
    Fireworks: Fireworks session covers training a small routing model across open models
  2. Oct 23, 7:44 PM ET · 1 article
    Fireworks explains how to train a specialized open model with SFT
    Fireworks: Fireworks explains how to train a specialized open model with SFT

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Nov 2
  1. FireworksOfficial
    Fireworks session covers training a small routing model across open models

    AIFireworks says its session stage features a talk on training a small decision model with SFT and using it to route agentic tasks across open models. NVIDIA presents at 11:30 AM PT and Microsoft at 12:00 PM PT.

    Image from @FireworksAI_HQ's post
Oct 23
  1. FireworksOfficial
    Fireworks explains how to train a specialized open model with SFT

    AIFireworks' Prof_OZ explains how to use supervised fine-tuning (SFT) to train a behavior into an open model's weights, so prompts no longer need to repeat it. The steps are to pick one task, pair inputs with ideal outputs, train on Fireworks, test on new inputs, and compare against the original model. A full guide is linked in the post.

    Video from @FireworksAI_HQ's post

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