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Automatic Prompt Optimization for Policy Documents Classification
In this paper, I leverage three automatic prompt optimization (APO) algorithms to search for optimal prompts that enable large language models to classify policy documents accurately, without requiring task-specific training data. I evaluate the performance of these optimized prompts using OpenAI’s
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