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There currently exist no strict definitions of document classification categories, nor is there decision tree which can be followed during manual classification. This opens up the possibility of non-repeatable classification decsions which will result in an inadequate training dataset.
If we can quickly outline some manual classification standards, then all future curated documents can be considered to be highly consistent, and in time we can expect model improvements.
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There currently exist no strict definitions of document classification categories, nor is there decision tree which can be followed during manual classification. This opens up the possibility of non-repeatable classification decsions which will result in an inadequate training dataset.
If we can quickly outline some manual classification standards, then all future curated documents can be considered to be highly consistent, and in time we can expect model improvements.
Implementation Considerations
Deliverable
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: