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Lesson 16: Capstone — Fine-tune Model for actual Use Cases

Summary project: select use case → collect data → fine-tune on Gemini + LoRA → comparative evaluation → deploy to production. End-to-end workflow.

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Fine-tuning LLM: The Art of AI Tuning

Part 6: Production & Best Practices

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Introduction

Here's the summary — you'll build an end-to-end fine-tuning project from A → Z.


1. Project: Vietnamese Code Review Assistant

Architecture

┌────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│           FINE-TUNING PIPELINE                  │
│                                                │
│  Data Collection  → Data Cleaning → Training   │
│  (GitHub PRs,       (Dedup,         (Gemini    │
│   code reviews)     quality score)   Flash SFT)│
│                                                │
│  Evaluation → A/B Testing → Production Deploy  │
│  (ROUGE,      (Base vs FT,   (Vertex AI       │
│   LLM-Judge,   100 queries)   Endpoint)        │
│   Golden Set)                                  │
└────────────────────────────────────────────────┘

Components Checklist

  • Select use case & define success metrics
  • Collect 200+ training examples
  • Data cleaning & quality scoring
  • Fine-tune on Gemini Flash (Vertex AI)
  • Fine-tune on open-source (LoRA, for comparison)
  • Multi-layer evaluation pipeline
  • Catastrophic forgetting check
  • A/B testing base vs fine-tuned
  • Cost analysis & ROI report
  • Deploy production endpoint
  • Monitoring setup

2. Step-by-step

Phase 1: Data (2–4 hours)

  • Collect 200+ examples
  • Clean, format, split (80/10/10)
  • Quality review random 20 samples

Phase 2: Training (1–2 hours)

  • Fine-tune Gemini Flash on Vertex AI
  • Fine-tune LLaMA с LoRA (comparison)
  • 3 experiments: epochs 2, 3, 5

Phase 3: Evaluation (2–3 hours)

  • Automated metrics: ROUGE, BERTScore
  • LLM-as-Judge: 50 test cases
  • Golden test set: 30 curated cases
  • Catastrophic forgetting: 20 general questions

Phase 4: Production (1 hour)

  • Deploy best model
  • Monitoring setup
  • Cost analysis report

3. Best Practices Summary

✅ DO:
- Start with prompt engineering (free!)
- Invest 70% time in data quality
- Use multi-layer evaluation
- Version control everything
- Calculate ROI before and after
- Monitor in production

❌ DON'T:
- Fine-tune without trying PE/RAG first
- Use raw, unclean data
- Evaluate by "vibes" — use metrics
- Ignore catastrophic forgetting
- Skip A/B testing
- Forget about ongoing maintenance cost

🎉 Congratulations!

You have completed Fine-tuning LLM: The Art of AI Tuning! You can:

  1. The Right Decision: Fine-tune vs RAG vs Prompt Engineering
  2. Fine-tune on 3 platforms: Google Gemini, OpenAI, LoRA open-source
  3. Scientific Evaluation: BLEU, ROUGE, BERTScore, LLM-as-Judge, Human Eval
  4. Cost calculation: ROI calculator, budget planning, cost optimization
  5. Deploy production: Monitoring, A/B testing, drift detection

Final exercise

  1. Complete the end-to-end capstone project
  2. Write an evaluation report (3+ pages) with specific metrics
  3. Publish the model or share findings with the community
  4. Identify next use case to fine-tune