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Strategy 5: Use External Tools for Knowledge Retrieval
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Strategy 5: Use External Tools. Examples:
– Implement embeddings-based search for knowledge retrieval.
– Use code execution for accurate calculations or API calls.
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Systematic testing and evaluation of ChatGPT outputs
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Strategy 6: Systematically Test and Evaluate ChatGPT Outputs. Examples:
– Implement a model-based evaluation: check if ChatGPT's answers include specific known facts.
– Use a systematic approach: restate the fact, find the closest citation in ChatGPT's answer, and judge its -
Strategy 4: Give the Model Time to Think
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Strategy 4: Give the Model Time to 'Think'. Examples:
– Instruct ChatGPT to develop a solution before concluding.
– Use inner monologue or queries sequence to aid reasoning.
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Strategy 2: Provide Reference Text for ChatGPT Answers
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Strategy 2: Provide Reference Text. Examples:
– Instruct ChatGPT to use reference text for answers.
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Strategy 3: Split Complex Tasks into Simpler Subtasks
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Strategy 3: Split Complex Tasks into Simpler Subtasks. Examples:
– Use intent classification for relevant instructions.
– For long dialogues, summarize or filter past conversation.
– Summarize long documents piece by piece and build a full summary.