fine-tuning

UK
/faɪn tjuːnɪŋ/
US
/faɪn tunɪŋ/

Übersetzungen

fine-tuningsubstantiv
fine-tunings
Pl.
The fine-tuning of the project details was necessary for success.
Уточнение деталей проекта было необходимо для успеха.
The fine-tuning of the machine took several hours.
Настройка машины заняла несколько часов.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
тонкая настройка
fine-tuningadjektiv
Used attributively before another noun (e.g., "fine-tuning knob") to denote relation to precise adjustment.
fine-tuninggerundium / partizip präsens
UK
/ˌfaɪnˈtjuːnɪŋ/
US
/ˌfaɪnˈtuːnɪŋ/
Used attributively to describe something involved in making precise adjustments.
fine-tuneverb

fine-tuning

Gerundium

fine-tuned
Präteritum
fine-tuned
Partizip Perfekt
fine-tuning
Gerundium
UK
/faɪn tjuːn/
US
/faɪn tun/
The engineer needs to fine-tune the machine for optimal performance.
Инженеру нужно настроить машину для оптимальной работы.
доводить до совершенства
She spent hours fine-tuning her presentation before the big meeting.
Она провела часы, доводя до совершенства свою презентацию перед важной встречей.

Definitionen

fine-tuningsubstantiv
The process of making small adjustments to improve or optimize something.
The engineer spent the afternoon on the fine-tuning of the machine to ensure it operated at peak efficiency.
A precise adjustment made to a system or mechanism to achieve the desired performance.
The musician performed a fine-tuning of his guitar before the concert to ensure the sound was perfect.
In machine learning, the additional training of a pre-trained model on task-specific data to improve its performance.
After pre-training the language model, the researchers performed fine-tuning on a small corpus of legal texts.
fine-tuningadjektiv
Relating to or intended for precise adjustment or optimisation.
The technician adjusted the fine-tuning controls during the live broadcast.
fine-tuninggerundium / partizip präsens
Making or involving small, precise adjustments aimed at improvement or optimization.
The device features a fine-tuning control knob for precise calibration.
fine-tuneverb
To make small adjustments to something in order to achieve the best or a desired performance.
The engineer had to fine-tune the engine to improve its efficiency.
To improve or perfect by making minor changes.
The musician spent hours fine-tuning the composition before the concert.
To adapt a pre-trained machine-learning model to a specific task or dataset by continuing its training with additional, task-specific data.
The data scientists fine-tuned the language model on medical records to improve diagnostic accuracy.