What is SFT?
SFT, or supervised fine-tuning, is a post-training method in which a pretrained model learns from prompt and ideal-response pairs.
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SFT in AI data
SFT teaches format and behavior by imitation, while RLHF teaches preference by comparison.
Type: post-training method. Also written: supervised fine-tuning.
Read more: data types / sft data.
Where SFT applies on this site
- Data type: Supervised fine-tuning data
- Guide: RLHF vs SFT: what is the difference?
- Guide: How AI training data is priced
Quick answers
What is SFT?
SFT, or supervised fine-tuning, is a post-training method in which a pretrained model learns from prompt and ideal-response pairs.
Why does SFT matter in AI data?
SFT teaches format and behavior by imitation, while RLHF teaches preference by comparison.