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Architectural Choice for Document Summarization
A development team is building a system to generate concise summaries of long articles. They are considering two architectural approaches: an encoder-only model that would be trained to classify the importance of each sentence in the original text, versus a full encoder-decoder model that would be trained to generate a new, abstractive summary. Evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of each approach for this specific task. In your answer, justify which architecture you would recommend and why, considering how each model processes the input and produces the final summary.
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