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I don't want to sound too dismissive of someone's hard work but I was kind of hoping for something more sophisticated than showing an LLM the image of a plot.
by bentcorner 2y ago
I don't want to sound too dismissive of someone's hard work but I was kind of hoping for something more sophisticated than showing an LLM the image of a plot. Using the article's example, I would be interested in understanding causes (or even just correlations) of near falls - is it old people, or people who didn't take their vitamins, or people who recently had an illness, etc.? What's the best way of discovering these that isn't me slicing the data by X and looking at the plot.
- cdchn 2y agoThe fact that you can show an LLM an image of a plot and it'll give you a good-enough-ish classification I think is the interesting part. It really is just prompt engineering all the way down...
- blitzar 2y agoEncoding an image (especially a simple x/y plot of a line) vs encoding the numbers of a timeseries end up looking quite similar.