PaLoRA: Paced Low-Rank Adaptation for Continual Learning
ResearchSource:Hugging Face
The PaLoRA paper shows that the step-size restriction in LoRA-based continual learning should grow with the effective rank of accumulated knowledge, and proposes an adaptive pacing scheme gaining 4% accuracy on 50-task benchmarks.
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