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LoRA (Low-Rank Adaptation)

A fine-tuning method that trains a small set of added weights while freezing the base model, making customization cheap and avoiding a full model copy per task.

What Is LoRA (Low-Rank Adaptation)?

Full fine-tuning updates every parameter and produces a complete model copy per task, which is expensive to train and store. LoRA inserts small low-rank weight matrices and trains only those, leaving the base model frozen. The result is a tiny adapter you can swap per task and stack, cutting training cost dramatically. It is the default parameter-efficient fine-tuning method in 2026.

How Groovy Web Uses This

We use LoRA adapters to customize base models for client domains without the cost of full fine-tuning, swapping adapters per use case on a shared base.

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