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Model flow

The flow of creating and fine-tuning large language models using H2O LLM Studio can be summarized in the following sequential steps:

Step 1: Import a dataset​

As the first step in the experiment flow, prep your data and import your dataset to H2O LLM Studio.

Step 2: Create an experiment​

As the second step in the experiment flow, create an experiment using the imported dataset. H2O LLM Studio offers several hyperparameter settings that you can adjust for your experiment model. To ensure that your training process is effective, you may need to specify the hyperparameters like learning rate, batch size, and the number of epochs. H2O LLM Studio provides an overview of all the parameters you’ll need to specify for your experiment.

Step 3: Monitor an experiment​

As the third step in the experiment flow, monitor the launched experiment. H2O LLM Studio allows you to inspect your experiment (model) during and after model training. Simple interactive graphs in H2O LLM Studio allow you to understand the impact of selected hyperparameter values during and after model training. You can then adjust the hyperparameters to further optimize model performance.

To learn about viewing and monitoring an experiment, see View and manage experiments.

Step 4: Compare experiments​

The H2O LLM studio provides a useful feature that allows comparing various experiments and analyzing how different model parameters affect model performance. This feature is a powerful tool for fine-tuning your machine-learning models and ensuring they meet your desired performance metrics.

To learn about comparing multiple experiments, see Compare experiments.

Step 5: Export a model to Hugging Face Hub​

As the final step in the experiment flow, you can export the fine-tuned model to Hugging Face with a single click.

To learn about exporting a trained model to Hugging Face Hub, see, Export trained model to Hugging Face.

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