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Changing word order can change who performed an action or what a statement means. Models must represent sequence relationships rather than treating every sentence as an unordered collection.
Changing word order can change who performed an action or what a statement means. Models must represent sequence relationships rather than treating every sentence as an unordered collection.
Yes. Search algorithms, spelling checkers, dictionaries, and rule-based systems can process text effectively, although their methods and flexibility differ from those of trained language models.
No. Character codes identify symbols so software can store and exchange text. Definitions and contextual relationships require additional data structures, rules, or learned representations.
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