How to Sell Data — glossary
Definitions connect the category language to concrete training-data artifacts and decisions.
Demonstration — How to Sell Data
An input paired with an accepted example of the desired model response.
Explore entry ↗Data & annotationPreference data — How to Sell Data
Comparisons that identify which response better satisfies a defined rubric.
Explore entry ↗Data & annotationProvenance — How to Sell Data
A record linking an example to its origin, transformations and review history.
Explore entry ↗Quality & evaluationHold-out set — How to Sell Data
Examples excluded from training and reserved for a specified evaluation.
Explore entry ↗Feedback & trainingFine-tuning — How to Sell Data
Additional training that adapts a pretrained model to a target task or behavior.
Explore entry ↗Data & annotationRubric — How to Sell Data
Explicit criteria used to judge outputs or annotation decisions consistently.
Explore entry ↗Quality & evaluationRegression — How to Sell Data
A deterioration in previously acceptable behavior after a system change.
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- Zeton — official services — Company-published descriptions of expert training data, fine-tuning and RL environments.
- AWS Data Exchange — Official data marketplace destination; review current provider requirements directly.
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