Can a Language Model Pick Your Features?
Can an AI guess which data matters without ever seeing the data? A small experiment pits a language model against two standard methods on 1994 census data, with the full notebook to run yourself.
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Can an AI guess which data matters without ever seeing the data? A small experiment pits a language model against two standard methods on 1994 census data, with the full notebook to run yourself.
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