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Method selection recommendations: prioritize LoRA for low latency, easy deployment, and a mature ecosystem; consider adapters when multi-task isolation and modular mounting are needed; if the parameter budget is extremely tight and tasks are relatively simple, try prefix or prompt tuning.
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