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Prompt engineering, RAG, and fine-tuning apply to different scenarios: prompt engineering acts on a single inference, is low-cost, but its rules are easily ignored and it cannot cross sessions; RAG's external knowledge base is suitable for frequently updated factual knowledge but does not change the model's reasoning habits; fine-tuning modifies the weights so that the model acquires consistent behavioral patterns.
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