Feb. 24, 2024, 3:29 p.m. | /u/Shubham_Garg123

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Hi, I am looking for a solution to do supervised text classification for 10-20 different classes spread across more than 7000 labelled data instances. I have the data in xlsx and jsonl formats, but can be converted to any format required easily. I've tried the basic machine learning techniques and deep learning also but I think LLMs would give higher accuracy due to the transformer architecture. I was looking into function calling functionality provided by Gemini but it is a …

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