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What up with everyone using the acronym LoRa. It is becoming confusing.
We ran out of acronyms a long time ago.
In other words, a ROOAALTA.
When talking about LoRa, I always think about the wireless protocol/chip... Its been around for a long time (specially when capitalized like that) .... What other Lora are you talking about?
In generative AIs LoRAs are "Low-Rank Adaptions". Basically an overlay for existing networks to teach them new things.
perhaps LoRa is the name of the singularity and it is all coming together
It stands for Long Range, so would otherwise have been LR.
tell us then, beside your waifu name "lora", what/which else is named after your waifu, that confuses you?
/s
Not sure why you decided to ask that person the question like that, but when it comes to AI, LoRA stands for Low-Rank Adaptation. They are used to fine-tune models. Next time be a bit more polite.