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A model is tasked with classifying the sentiment of a sentence as either 'positive' or 'negative'. It first represents each of the n words in the sentence as a vector. Then, a specific component of the model takes the entire sequence of these n word vectors as input and computes a single, final sentiment score. Which notation best describes the action of this specific component?
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