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The LLM chooses between the Document Types in the Content Model. The LLM’s prompt will also include anything written in the Document Type’s “Description” to help guide the model’s choice. | The LLM chooses between the Document Types in the Content Model. The LLM’s prompt will also include anything written in the Document Type’s “Description” to help guide the model’s choice. | ||
* In simple cases, the Document Type’s name alone may be enough for theL LM to make the correct choice. | * In simple cases, the Document Type’s name alone may be enough for theL LM to make the correct choice. | ||
* In more nuanced cases, meaningful and distinct Descriptions will help the LLM choose the correct Document Type. | * In more nuanced cases, meaningful and distinct Descriptions will help the LLM choose the correct Document Type. | ||
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"LLM Classifier" is a Classify Method that classifies documents (folder Batch Folders) by asking a large language model (LLM) to select its description Document Type from a list.
The LLM chooses between the Document Types in the Content Model. The LLM’s prompt will also include anything written in the Document Type’s “Description” to help guide the model’s choice.
- In simple cases, the Document Type’s name alone may be enough for theL LM to make the correct choice.
- In more nuanced cases, meaningful and distinct Descriptions will help the LLM choose the correct Document Type.