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Evaluating an Iterative Refinement Process
A developer designs a system to iteratively improve a summary of a long document. In each step, a verifier provides feedback on the current summary. The system then prompts the language model with the original document and the verifier's feedback to generate a new summary. Explain why this approach is likely to be less effective than the standard iterative refinement process.
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Evaluating an Iterative Refinement Process
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