
- Category
- Search and structured data
- Model
- open, installed on your premises
- Data
- never leaves
- Subscription
- €0 per month
General-purpose foundation models are powerful but generic. For optimal performance on your specific domain, ticket classification, entity extraction, business content generation, you need a model fine-tuned on your data. Wikolabs handles the full cycle: data preparation, fine-tuning, evaluation, deployment and monitoring.
Generic models make errors on vocabulary and nuances specific to your sector. Without an MLOps pipeline, models degrade in production undetected. Inference on unoptimized models is expensive. And without deployment infrastructure, models remain POCs that never reach production.
We build a complete MLOps pipeline: data preparation and annotation, fine-tuning on your cloud infrastructure (GCP Vertex AI, AWS SageMaker or Azure ML), comparative evaluation against the base model, API endpoint deployment and continuous monitoring (drift, performance, inference cost). The model is automatically retrained when performance degrades.
Live in four steps.
- 01Data preparation & annotation
Training dataset assembly, annotation (manual or semi-automatic), quality validation and train/eval/test split.
- 02Fine-tuning & evaluation
Training on Vertex AI, SageMaker or Azure ML. Business metric evaluation. Base model vs. fine-tuned comparison.
- 03Production deployment
Deployment on scalable API endpoint. Inference optimization (quantization, batching). Integration into your existing systems.
- 04Monitoring & retraining
Performance metric monitoring, concept drift detection and automatic retraining trigger when needed.
Results you can measure.
A fine-tuned domain model averages 40% better performance on your specific tasks.
A small specialized model costs much less to run than a large generic model for the same task.
The model trained on your data belongs to you. It's a strategic asset that grows in value over time.
What we get asked before signing.
How much data is needed for fine-tuning?
Which base models can be fine-tuned?
Can the fine-tuned model run on-premise?
How are model performance measured?
Let's talk about your case for thirty minutes.
A conversation to understand your context, volumes and tools. You leave with a scope and an order of magnitude, no commitment.