LoRA Fine-Tuning for Classification Tasks

This repository demonstrates the use of Low-Rank Adaptation (LoRA) to fine-tune Google's base model for two classification tasks: Food Item Identification and Human Action Identification. Each task is trained and inferred separately using LoRA.

Base Model

In this task we utilized the Google ViT model google/vit-base-patch16-224-in21k
with around 86M parameters. Link to the hugging face repo base model

Requirements

There are some requirements in order to run the files. Python with version >= 3.8 is required.
Other requirements

• transformers
• datasets
• evaluate
• peft
• torch and torchvision

LoRA Fine-tuning

For the purpose of fine-tuning we used peft Parameter Efficient Fine-Tuning on two different datasets

• food101
• Human-Action-Recognition Refer to the notebook Here

Running Inference with Gradio

In order to run the inference, a simple Gradio app is implemented. We can choose any model adaptor(food / human) and upload an image to get the classification label.
Refer to the inference.py and app.py
In order to run the inference run the following code after downloading or cloning the repository.

python app.py