A model is being trained to classify text segments as either 'helpful' or 'unhelpful'. During one training step, the model is presented with a segment that has a ground-truth label of 'helpful'. The model incorrectly predicts that the segment is 'unhelpful'. What is the immediate role of the classification loss function in this specific instance?
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