DomainPilot: Efficient LLM Fine-Tuning via Domain-Level Data Optimization
The recently introduced DomainPilot framework tackles the optimization of data mixtures for fine-tuning large language models. It features token-level monitoring of domain loss, enabling the observation of learning dynamics for each domain while maintaining an uninterrupted data flow. Guided by a Scaling Law, a preliminary optimization phase aligns with domain-specific convergence patterns, resulting in a systematic data mixture. This innovative method significantly lowers O(N) expenses and alleviates I/O constraints in comparison to current techniques. The research is available on arXiv, listed under ID 2607.22769.
Key facts
- DomainPilot is a domain-level loss-guided two-stage data mixture optimization framework.
- It introduces token-level domain loss monitoring during training.
- A Scaling Law guided coarse optimization stage fits domain-specific convergence curves.
- The method reduces O(N) costs and I/O bottlenecks.
- The paper is available on arXiv with ID 2607.22769.
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- arXiv