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Despite its strengths in handling full-document context, this method has several limitations:
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- **Context Limitations**: Passing the full document text to the model can exceed the context window, especially for long documents. This restricts use to models that support large context sizes.
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- **Hallucination Risk**: When processing lengthy inputs, the model may generate inaccurate or inconsistent classifications due to diluted focus across pages.
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- **Model Dependency**: Requires high-context models such as Amazon Nova Premier supports up to 1 million tokens. Smaller models are not suitable for processing long document packages effectively.
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- **Scalability Challenges**: Not ideal for very large or visually complex document sets. In such cases, the Multi-Modal Page-Level Classification method is more appropriate.
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**Context & Model Constraints:**:
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- Long documents can exceed the context window of smaller models, resulting in request failure.
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- Lengthy inputs may dilute the model’s focus, leading to inaccurate or inconsistent classifications.
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- Requires high-context models such as Amazon Nova Premier, which supports up to 1 million tokens. Smaller models are not suitable for this method.
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- For more details on supported models and their context limits, refer to the [Amazon Bedrock Supported Models documentation](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/bedrock/latest/userguide/models-supported.html).
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**Scalability Challenges**: Not ideal for very large or visually complex document sets. In such cases, the Multi-Modal Page-Level Classification method is more appropriate.
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#### MultiModal Page-Level Classification with Few-Shot Examples
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