I'm interested in how different prompt engineering strategies affect the output quality of LLMs. Specifically, I want to understand the role of context length, few-shot examples, and explicit instructions in this process. Are there established methods for systematically evaluating prompt variations, and what pitfalls should we avoid? How do other users handle ambiguous requests or unclear objectives? I'm looking forward to your experiences and theoretical considerations—maybe we can collectively create a small reference set. 😊
How does prompt engineering impact the performance of large language models?
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What I'm particularly interested in is how you determine the optimal context length for different tasks – are there heuristic rules or measurable criteria? And how many few-shot examples do you typically use to strike a good balance between performance and prompt length?