"Read the following tweet and provide a classification string to categorize it.
Your class label should be between 30 and 60 characters and be precise in snake_case format. For example:
- complain_about_political_party
- make_joke_about_zuckerberg_rebranding
Now, classify this tweet: {{tweet}}"
I stopped reading here. It's a bit obvious that you need to define your classification schema beforehand, not on a per message basis. And if you do, you need a way to remember your schema. Of course you will generate an inconsistent and non-orthogonal set of labels. I expected the next paragraphs to immediately fix this like
"Classify the tweet into one of: joke, rant, meme..." but instead the post went on to intellectualizing with math? It's like a chess player hanging a queen and then going on about bishop pairs and the london system
Your class label should be between 30 and 60 characters and be precise in snake_case format. For example: - complain_about_political_party - make_joke_about_zuckerberg_rebranding
Now, classify this tweet: {{tweet}}"
I stopped reading here. It's a bit obvious that you need to define your classification schema beforehand, not on a per message basis. And if you do, you need a way to remember your schema. Of course you will generate an inconsistent and non-orthogonal set of labels. I expected the next paragraphs to immediately fix this like
"Classify the tweet into one of: joke, rant, meme..." but instead the post went on to intellectualizing with math? It's like a chess player hanging a queen and then going on about bishop pairs and the london system