Building Domain-Specific LLMs
Background With the widespread application of Large Language Models (LLMs) across various industries, enterprises and research teams face an urgent need to adapt general-purpose models to specific domains. Foundational LLMs often fail to meet deep domain-specific requirements when handling specialized tasks. For example, in the application of closed-source programming languages, existing open-source models lack sufficient understanding of their syntax and semantics, leading to poor performance in tasks such as code generation and error correction. Therefore, injecting domain knowledge and training dedicated LLMs has become a key step in enhancing development efficiency and code quality. ...