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A Foundation Model refers to a large-scale pre-trained model that can serve as a general-purpose base to be fine-tuned for downstream tasks or directly invoked.
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VerifiedThe concept of Foundation Model was formally proposed by Stanford HAI in 2021, referring to general-purpose models pre-trained on ultra-large-scale data that can be transferred to various downstream tasks with a small amount of labeled data.78% similarUnverifiedA base model is the original version that has completed pre-training on large-scale data but has not been fine-tuned for a specific task, retaining the most complete parameter space and generalization potential.75% similarUnverifiedThe large model engineering and deployment direction refers to application development or application training on top of existing foundation models, such as calling models like DeepSeek or OpenAI for agent development, RAG systems, or model fine-tuning.74% similarUnverifiedGeometric foundation models are a class of models pretrained on large-scale 3D data or multi-view data that can output feature representations with geometric awareness, with representative works including pretrained backbones based on multi-view stereo, point clouds or neural radiance fields.74% similarVerifiedBase models refer to general-purpose large language models such as GPT, Doubao, and DeepSeek, while post-trained models refer to models fine-tuned for specific industries based on base models.74% similar
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