The Six Triple Eight relied on discipline and coordination to execute their mission. We’ll mirror this by creating and submitting a fine-tuning job, allowing the LLM to learn from our curated dataset.
Fine-Tuning with OpenAI
When you create a fine-tuning job via client.fine_tuning.job.create()
, you submit your configuration and dataset to OpenAI for training. Below are the key parameters and their purposes.
1. Parameters Overview
model
- Description: The pre-trained GPT model you wish to fine-tune.
-
Examples:
"gpt-3.5-turbo"
,"davinci"
,"gpt-4-mini"
(hypothetical).
training_file
- Description: The file ID of an uploaded JSONL file containing your training data.
-
Note: Obtain this ID by uploading your dataset with the Files API and storing the
file_id
.
hyperparameters
- Description: A dictionary specifying the fine-tuning hyperparameters.
-
Key Fields:
-
batch_size
: Number of examples per batch (auto by default). -
learning_rate_multiplier
: Scale factor for the learning rate (auto by default). -
n_epochs
: Number of epochs (passes through the entire dataset).
-
suffix
- Description: A custom string (up to 18 characters) appended to the fine-tuned model name.
seed
- Description: Integer for reproducibility.
- Usage: Ensures the same randomization and consistent training results across runs.
validation_file
- Description: The file ID of a JSONL file containing your validation set.
- Optional: But recommended for tracking overfitting and ensuring a well-generalized model.
integrations
- Description: A list of integrations (e.g., Weights & Biases) you want enabled for the job.
-
Fields: Typically includes
type
and integration-specific configurations.
client.fine_tuning.job.create(
model="gpt-3.5-turbo",
training_file="train_id",
hyperparameters={
"n_epochs": 1
},
validation_file="val_id"
)
Managing Fine-Tuning Jobs
Retrieves up to 10 fine-tuning jobs.
client.fine_tuning.jobs.list(limit=10)
Retrieve a Specific Job
client.fine_tuning.retrieve("job_id")
List Events for a Job
client.fine_tuning.list_events(
fine_tuning_job_id="xxxx",
limit=5
)
Summary
Model Selection: Choose a suitable GPT model to fine-tune.
Data Preparation: Upload JSONL files and note their IDs.
Hyperparameters: Tune batch size, learning rate, and epochs for optimal performance.
Monitoring: Use validation files, job retrieval, and event logging to ensure your model trains effectively.
Reproducibility: Set a seed if consistent results are important for your workflow.
By following these steps, you’ll have a clear path to submitting and managing your fine-tuning jobs in OpenAI, ensuring your model is trained precisely on your custom data.
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