An engineer builds a language model where all input words in a sentence are processed simultaneously and independently before their information is combined. When testing the model with the sentences 'The cat chased the dog' and 'The dog chased the cat', the engineer observes that the model generates identical internal representations for both, failing to capture their different meanings. Which of the following modifications would most directly address this fundamental flaw?
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An engineer builds a language model where all input words in a sentence are processed simultaneously and independently before their information is combined. When testing the model with the sentences 'The cat chased the dog' and 'The dog chased the cat', the engineer observes that the model generates identical internal representations for both, failing to capture their different meanings. Which of the following modifications would most directly address this fundamental flaw?
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