A herbarium cannot afford to train a leaf-net from empty weights. It starts from a network already fitted on a broad plant-image corpus, then spends a much smaller labeled set on its own sheets. What alternative should the tester summarize?
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Short Explanation
Starting from a network already fitted on a broad plant-image corpus, then spending a much smaller labeled set on the herbarium's own sheets, is a pretrained model plus fine-tuning. That is cheaper and lower-data than training from empty weights.
Full Explanation
Teams start from a pretrained model to save cost, time, and data volume, then fine-tune on a smaller task set. From-scratch only, a Chapter 5 how-to, and an engineering training task miss that alternative.