Can someone explain why one would want to use an LLM to read tabular data? This is something even trivial code could do while using far fewer compute and energy resources.
Can someone explain why one would want to use an LLM to read tabular data? This is something even trivial code could do while using far fewer compute and energy resources.
I want this for after the code has run and returned results. Often when you use code to answer questions about a table, the result is in the form of a smaller table. I'd like to know how small that table needs to be before you can rely on the model being able to make reliable observations about it.
Understanding the question is the hard part, that's where the LLM comes as an useful tool.