> If you're going to be snarky, could you at least clarify what the answer is for those of us who don't stay on top of ML research...?
The answer is "There's a difference, perhaps", but the GP appeared to imply that LoRA performed worse.
My understanding is that that paper found differences, but did not conclude that the differences were quantifiably better or worse, but this is not what GP's post implied.
The answer is "There's a difference, perhaps", but the GP appeared to imply that LoRA performed worse.
My understanding is that that paper found differences, but did not conclude that the differences were quantifiably better or worse, but this is not what GP's post implied.