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Decision models are typically based on BERT-like encoders or smaller specialized networks and perform only a single forward computation, so latency and inference cost are far lower than LLM calls on the same task.
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ContextGem 1.0: Decision Models Team Up with LLMs to Reshape Document Data Extraction
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