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Performing custom fine-tuning

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Performing custom fine-tuning - Amazon Nova
  1. To customize a Amazon Nova model for your use case, you must first create a training and, if applicable, a validation dataset for your customization task. When doing so, follow the guidelines for Guidelines for preparing your data for Amazon Nova provided later.

  2. If you plan to use a new custom IAM role, set up IAM permissions to access the S3 buckets for your data. You can also use an existing role or let the console automatically create a role with the proper permissions.

  3. (Optional) Configure Encryption of Amazon Nova model customization jobs and artifacts, VPC, or both, for extra security.

  4. Create a Fine-tuning job, controlling the training process by adjusting the hyperparameter values. When doing so, follow the guidelines for Guidelines for preparing your data for Amazon Nova provided later.

  5. Analyze the results by looking at the training or validation metrics or by using model evaluation.

  6. Purchase Provisioned Throughput for your newly created custom model.

  7. Use your custom model as you would a base model in Amazon Bedrock tasks, such as model inference.

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