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Analyzing Invalid Tag Sequences
A sequence labeling model is trained to identify PERSON and ORGANIZATION entities using a tagging scheme where B-TYPE marks the beginning of an entity, I-TYPE marks subsequent parts of the same entity, and O marks non-entities. The model processes the phrase 'Jane Doe of Acme Corp' and produces the following tag sequence: B-PER, I-PER, O, B-ORG, I-PER. Identify the specific error in this tag sequence and explain the fundamental rule that has been violated.
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