Created tutorial detailing how to do differentially private PEFT fine-tuning of huggingface transformer models using FastDP#3297
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Summary
This PR adds a new tutorial describing how to perform differentially private fine-tuning with PEFT using FastDP.
The tutorial demonstrates:
Motivation
This PR is related to #2310, which discusses expanding documentation coverage and providing additional practical tutorials for PEFT users.
While PEFT includes tutorials for many training workflows and integrations, there does not currently appear to be documentation covering differential privacy training. Differentially private fine-tuning is a common research and production use case for parameter-efficient methods, and PEFT's adapter-based approach is particularly well-suited for privacy-preserving training because only a subset of model parameters are updated.
This tutorial aims to provide a minimal example that users can adapt to their own training pipelines.
Changes
Added a new tutorial covering:
The tutorial follows the structure and style of existing PEFT integration and tutorial documentation.