Video walkthrough
Follow an agent-guided optimization experiment and see how observations, requested changes, and subsequent measurements connect.
Feedback-driven neural network optimization
Interactive Training connects live metrics to interventions by humans and AI agents. Observe a run, request a change, and inspect what happened when the training process applied it.
Follow an agent-guided optimization experiment and see how observations, requested changes, and subsequent measurements connect.
Compare training rounds, configurations, scores, actions, and the reflections carried into the next round. This view reads a recorded experiment.
Join the shared CPU queue for a reduced tiny-BERT training run. Explore its exposed controls and their recorded outcomes. This sandbox uses no LLM calls.
A controller reads training measurements and submits changes through a control interface. The training process applies those requests while the run continues. Optimizer settings, data handling, and checkpoints become part of an interactive feedback loop.
Interactive Training 2 makes this interface a shared protocol. A training application declares typed settings and actions, applies requests at its control points, and records requests and outcomes in an ordered journal. Humans, scripts, and language-model agents use the same interface.
The original framework connects live monitoring to feedback-driven intervention in neural-network training, with case studies on stability, sensitivity to initial hyperparameters, and changing user needs.
A reusable control protocol and an Aim workspace connect live metrics, settings, actions, and their execution record across five NLP and reinforcement-learning workflows.
Methods and connections
Read the research guide for the method, its relationship to live hyperparameter tuning and training agents, and a bibliography with reusable citations.
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