@ -29,6 +29,8 @@ Training/finetuning a model offers a lot of improvements over using the base mod
- personally untested, but has been done
* teaching it an entire new language, like Japanese
- personally tested on a dataset size of 14920 audio clips from a gacha I haven't played in ages, Japanese is replicated pretty decently
* re-finetuning a finetuned model
- for example, taking a finetuned language model, and making it specific for a character
If any of the above is of interest, then you're on the right track.
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### Changing Base Model
In addition to finetuning the base model, you can specify what model you want to finetune, effectively finetuning finetunes. Theoretically, this is useful for finetuning off of language models to fit a specific voice.
In addition to finetuning the base model, you can specify what model you want to finetune, effectively finetuning finetunes. This is useful for finetuning off of language models to fit a specific voice.
I have not got a chance to test this, as I mistakenly deleted my Japanese model, and I've been having bad luck getting it re-trained.
mrq