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-    Definition: Large language models (LLMs) are generative AI models that excel at understanding and generating human-like text based on the input they receive, known as prompts.
+  * **Definition:** Large language models (LLMs) are generative AI models that excel at understanding and generating human-like text based on the input they receive, known as prompts.
-    Capabilities: LLMs can answer questions, solve problems, provide coding and writing assistance, summarize text, and translate languages.
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-    Training: They are trained on massive amounts of diverse text data, which helps them capture the nuances of language usage and perform a wide range of tasks effectively.
+  * **Capabilities:** LLMs can answer questions, solve problems, provide coding and writing assistance, summarize text, and translate languages.
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+  * **Training:** They are trained on massive amounts of diverse text data, which helps them capture the nuances of language usage and perform a wide range of tasks effectively.
+===== LLM types =====
+**Transfer Learning:** Large language models can be trained as general-purpose models and then fine-tuned for specific tasks using transfer learning.
+Categories of LLMs:four main categories of large language models:
+  *     Generic Language Models: Pre-trained on diverse texts and used with prompt design.
+  *     Instruction-Tuned Models: Fine-tuned to generate text based on specific instructions or prompts.
+  *     Dialogue-Tuned Models: Designed for interactive conversations and dialogue.
+  *     Domain-Specific Models: Fine-tuned for tasks in specific domains like medical text analysis or legal document processing.