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Statistical Benefits of Fine-Tuning from Pretrained Initialization in Diagonal Linear Networks
Adapting pretrained models to downstream tasks with limited data has become a central paradigm in modern deep learning. Yet, despite its widespread practical success, how fine-tuning leverages information from pretraining remains poorly understood theoretically. We study fine-tuning from pretrained
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