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datasets

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  • 10 Oct 2026

    Lesson 4. Synthetic generator and all.jsonl — Train CNN and CRNN from scratch

    Train CNN and CRNN from scratch: styled sheets, repeated values, hard empty cells, a source adapter, and all.jsonl.

    Train CNN and CRNN from scratchdatasetspytorch
  • 29 Sept 2026

    JSONL, shards, and the path to the GPU: from one line to training

    How large training sets are laid out: JSON vs JSONL, shards, compression, tokens, batches, and epochs — and why a terabyte of data does not need a terabyte of RAM.

    data engineeringdatasetsfine tuningmachine learningml dataset engineering
  • 6 Sept 2026

    SFT datasets: how to design a supervised fine-tuning corpus

    A pillar guide to supervised fine-tuning corpora: instruction→answer contracts, coverage, refusals, synthetic vs expert sources, pre-train gates, and eval leakage.

    datasetsfine tuningmachine learningml dataset engineeringsft
  • 2 Sept 2026

    Dataset engineering for model training: where to start

    A pillar guide to data for training and evaluating AI: golden records, golden editors, train/eval splits, leakage, manifests, and parameters by task and domain.

    datasetsevaluationfine tuningmachine learningml dataset engineering

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