Semantic and prompt-engineering rules
| Rules |
|---|
| 1. Decide if a post can be classified or not into a Circular Intellectual Capital (CIC) dimension |
| 2. The classification follows a multi-label logic, allowing a post to be assigned to multiple CIC categories simultaneously |
| 3. Assign one or more CIC categories when the post content provides a plausible indication of CIC-related disclosure |
| 4. You have to identify CIC-related content even when references are implicit, provided that a reasonable link to Circular Intellectual Capital can be inferred from the post 5. The classification relies exclusively on the information explicitly contained in each post and does not introduce supporting evidence or external knowledge |
| 6. A post is left unassigned only when no plausible link (implicit or explicit) to any CIC category can be identified |
| Rules |
|---|
| 1. Decide if a post can be classified or not into a Circular Intellectual Capital (CIC) dimension |
| 2. The classification follows a multi-label logic, allowing a post to be assigned to multiple CIC categories simultaneously |
| 3. Assign one or more CIC categories when the post content provides a plausible indication of CIC-related disclosure |
| 4. You have to identify CIC-related content even when references are implicit, provided that a reasonable link to Circular Intellectual Capital can be inferred from the post |
| 6. A post is left unassigned only when no plausible link (implicit or explicit) to any CIC category can be identified |
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