Natural Language Annotation

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Re: Natural Language Annotation

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Hello!

I did experiment with locally run llm too and experienced the opposite what you're stating:
Not bad as far as the commentary goes.
, as it is totally off (like in this game/commentary). Simply bollocks. The bloody obvious is getting much coverage, but the big elephants (or "Helffandt" (A. Dürer)) won't get addressed. There are plenty of mistakes here.

Maybe it's a prompt thingy/technical issue though (because the cloud-services produce precise results).


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Re: Natural Language Annotation

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cpeters wrote: ↑Thu Nov 12, 2026 6:22 pm Hello!

I did experiment with locally run llm too and experienced the opposite what you're stating:
Not bad as far as the commentary goes.
, as it is totally off (like in this game/commentary). Simply bollocks. The bloody obvious is getting much coverage, but the big elephants (or "Helffandt" (A. Dürer)) won't get addressed. There are plenty of mistakes here.

Maybe it's a prompt thingy/technical issue though (because the cloud-services produce precise results).


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In general I agree about local models, still so far Gemma gave me the best result locally if I compare it to Muse. My best results came from Cloud models.
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Re: Natural Language Annotation

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