CRMA claims near-zero LLM forgetting
CRMA, a proposed adapter for continual fine-tuning, claims essentially zero catastrophic forgetting on sequential-domain tests with TinyLlama 1.1B and Mistral 7B. The author is asking the community to independently reproduce the result, but there is no public paper, code release, or external validation yet.
This is an intriguing continual-learning result, but right now it reads more like an unverified benchmark claim than a finished research release.
- –The headline number is strong: -0.1% average drift versus +351% forgetting for a naive baseline on four sequential domains
- –If the result holds without replay, EWC, or knowledge distillation, it would be highly relevant for long-running domain adaptation and fine-tuning workflows
- –The lack of a paper, repo, or reproducible benchmark package makes independent verification the real story here, not the claimed win itself
- –The repeated Reddit and Hugging Face forum posts suggest early community seeding, but not yet a mature launch or broadly recognized method
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94d ago
2026-03-08
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94d ago
2026-03-07
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