A development team is building a system to classify customer support emails as 'Urgent' or 'Not Urgent'. They start with a general-purpose, pre-trained language model. Their initial strategy involves feeding an email into the model and using the numerical representation of the final word as input for a classifier. This approach yields poor results, often misclassifying long emails where the concluding words are not indicative of the overall sentiment.
To improve performance, the team modifies t
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A development team is building a system to classify customer support emails as 'Urgent' or 'Not Urgent'. They start with a general-purpose, pre-trained language model. Their initial strategy involves feeding an email into the model and using the numerical representation of the final word as input for a classifier. This approach yields poor results, often misclassifying long emails where the concluding words are not indicative of the overall sentiment.
To improve performance, the team modifies t
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