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+1 (831) 222-8398[00:00:00] Speaker 1: In terms of data analysis, one thing that you have to think about is prompting, asking the system a question, giving a command. Imagine you're an interview participant. We always say that ask simple questions. Ask one question at a time. Be ready to ask follow-up questions if the response is not all that clear or you need more information. Use the same skill in prompting. So think about CEO. You have to give a clear prompt. You can also give an example because the system learns from examples and also the output, you can also specify, do you want the system to put it in a table format for you? Do you want a system to extract information? We are just telling the system how you want the output to look like. So this is a simpler way of prompting. It's just having a wonderful communication with the system as if you are talking to your fellow researcher or your research assistant.
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