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What Should We Freeze? Guarded Freezing: Connectivity Shapes the Fine-Tuning of Pretrained Models
When adapting pre-trained models through fine-tuning, freezing weights alone might not preserve performance, as updates elsewhere can change the inputs to the frozen core, ultimately affecting overall performance. We first analyse the case where a selected frozen core can be isolated and propose rem
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