Clean production involves complex process logic, regulatory frameworks, and domain-specific environmental terminology that GPT-3.5 is not trained on. It lacks the domain-specific understanding needed to identify emission factors, interpret pollution control mechanisms, or generate standards-compliant recommendations. Moreover, GPT-3.5 has limited ability to model relationships between structured industrial data and textual inputs, making it unsuitable for multimodal clean production evaluations.In contrast, GPT-4 offers stronger reasoning and long-context modeling capabilities. Through fine-tuning, GPT-4 can learn the semantic patterns of clean production reports and the coupling between data sources, enabling it to support automated emissions identification and optimization strategy generation. This makes fine-tuning GPT-4 essential for achieving the objectives of this project.
NLP Annotation
Enhancing data through semantic annotation for AI training.
Pollution Data
Extracting and annotating emissions for industrial workflows.
Emission Analysis
Identifying high-emission nodes in industrial processes.
The data-driven insights from CleanProdTech Labs significantly improved our emissions monitoring and operational efficiency.
Their NLP techniques for pollution feature extraction have transformed our understanding of industrial emissions processes.