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Sudhanshu edited this page Nov 11, 2026
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This diagram distinguishes framework classes from source-defined helper functions; the script itself does not declare custom Python model classes.
classDiagram
class AutoTokenizer {
+from_pretrained(model_name)
+__call__(text, truncation, max_length)
+save_pretrained(path)
}
class DatasetDict {
+train
+validation
}
class DataCollatorWithPadding {
+__call__(features)
}
class DistilBertForSequenceClassification {
+distilbert
+pre_classifier
+classifier
+forward(input_ids, attention_mask)
}
class Trainer {
+train()
+evaluate()
+predict(dataset)
+save_model(path)
}
class TrainingArguments {
+output_dir
+learning_rate
+num_train_epochs
}
DatasetDict --> AutoTokenizer : tokenized by
AutoTokenizer --> DataCollatorWithPadding : vocabulary and padding
Trainer --> DatasetDict : iterates
Trainer --> DataCollatorWithPadding : collates
Trainer --> TrainingArguments : config
Trainer --> DistilBertForSequenceClassification : optimizes
The sequence-classification wrapper includes the distilbert encoder, a pre_classifier transformation, and a final classifier layer. All components are trainable during full fine-tuning. In the comparison, the code sets requires_grad=False on the encoder parameters and trains the head.
The architecture uses a pretrained encoder and a randomly initialized four-class head, not a model trained from random initialization.
Getting started
Architecture
- System Context
- High-Level Design
- Low-Level Design
- Model Components
- Training Sequence
- Data & Labels
- Tokenization
Training & results
Engineering reference