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A developer is building a system to classify customer reviews. They have a collection of 20 high-quality examples of correctly classified reviews. They observe that the model's performance on new, tricky reviews changes significantly depending on which 3-4 examples are included in the prompt. To make the system more reliable and less dependent on any single, fixed set of examples, which of the following strategies directly addresses this specific observation?
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A developer is building a system to classify customer reviews. They have a collection of 20 high-quality examples of correctly classified reviews. They observe that the model's performance on new, tricky reviews changes significantly depending on which 3-4 examples are included in the prompt. To make the system more reliable and less dependent on any single, fixed set of examples, which of the following strategies directly addresses this specific observation?
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