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It sounds like a real use case, but possibly quite overkill to use an LLM. Unless you need to have some "reasoning" to classify the documents correctly, a much
by hobofan 2y ago
It sounds like a real use case, but possibly quite overkill to use an LLM.
Unless you need to have some "reasoning" to classify the documents correctly, a much more lightweight BERT-like model (RoBERTa or DistilBERT) will perform on par in accuracy while being a lot faster.
- t-writescode 2y ago"while being a lot faster", yes; but something that LLMs do that those other tools don't is being hilariously approachable. LLMs can operate as a very, very *very* approachable natural language processing model without needing to know all the gritty details of NLP.