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Llama 3.1, Phi 3.5, and Gemma 2 answer for NER tasks.
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[Running] python -u "/Users/user/Library/CloudStorage/OneDrive-OldDominionUniversity/VMASC/Projects/narrative-characterization/app/utils/afm_ner.py" | |
model: llama3.1 | |
Based on the passage, here are the extracted entities and their types: | |
* ("Joe Biden", "Person") | |
* ("Supreme Court", "Organization") | |
* ("South Carolina", "Location/Place") | |
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model: phi3.5 | |
[("Joe Biden", "Person"), ("President", "Title"), ("South Carolina district", "Geopolitical Entity"), ("racial discrimination", "Issue")] | |
Here, we identified: | |
- Joe Biden as a person (specifically someone in political office), denoted by the title 'President'. | |
- South Carolina district refers to a geographical entity. Here it's not just any region but specifically related with politics and voting rights issues hence more specific type could be "Political Entity". However, for simplicity I marked as general Geopolitical Entities because they usually represent regions or districts in such context. | |
- Racial discrimination refers to the issue being discussed which falls into a category of social/ethnical problems but not typically identified with standard entity types like person, location etc., hence it's denoted under 'Issue'. | |
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model: gemma2 | |
Here are the entities and their types from the passage: | |
* **("President Joe Biden", "PERSON")** | |
* **("Supreme Court", "ORGANIZATION")** | |
* **("redistricting of the South Carolina district", "EVENT")** | |
* **("South Carolina", "GPE")** | |
Let me know if you'd like to try another passage! |
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