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ZhiJian: A Unifying and Rapidly Deployable Toolbox for Pre-trained Model Reuse

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arxiv 2308.09158 v1 pith:VSBHHF7Y submitted 2023-08-17 cs.LG cs.CLcs.CV

ZhiJian: A Unifying and Rapidly Deployable Toolbox for Pre-trained Model Reuse

classification cs.LG cs.CLcs.CV
keywords modelreusemodelspre-trainedzhijianlearningreusingtarget
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The rapid expansion of foundation pre-trained models and their fine-tuned counterparts has significantly contributed to the advancement of machine learning. Leveraging pre-trained models to extract knowledge and expedite learning in real-world tasks, known as "Model Reuse", has become crucial in various applications. Previous research focuses on reusing models within a certain aspect, including reusing model weights, structures, and hypothesis spaces. This paper introduces ZhiJian, a comprehensive and user-friendly toolbox for model reuse, utilizing the PyTorch backend. ZhiJian presents a novel paradigm that unifies diverse perspectives on model reuse, encompassing target architecture construction with PTM, tuning target model with PTM, and PTM-based inference. This empowers deep learning practitioners to explore downstream tasks and identify the complementary advantages among different methods. ZhiJian is readily accessible at https://github.com/zhangyikaii/lamda-zhijian facilitating seamless utilization of pre-trained models and streamlining the model reuse process for researchers and developers.

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