CHOPS: CHat with custOmer Profile Systems for Customer Service with LLMs

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CHOPS : CHat with custOmer Profile Systems for Customer Service with LLMs. / Shi, Jingzhe; Li, Jialuo; Ma, Qinwei; Yang, Zaiwen; Ma, Huan; Li, Lei.

2024.

Publikation: Working paperPreprintForskning

Harvard

Shi, J, Li, J, Ma, Q, Yang, Z, Ma, H & Li, L 2024 'CHOPS: CHat with custOmer Profile Systems for Customer Service with LLMs'.

APA

Shi, J., Li, J., Ma, Q., Yang, Z., Ma, H., & Li, L. (2024). CHOPS: CHat with custOmer Profile Systems for Customer Service with LLMs.

Vancouver

Shi J, Li J, Ma Q, Yang Z, Ma H, Li L. CHOPS: CHat with custOmer Profile Systems for Customer Service with LLMs. 2024 mar. 31.

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Shi, Jingzhe ; Li, Jialuo ; Ma, Qinwei ; Yang, Zaiwen ; Ma, Huan ; Li, Lei. / CHOPS : CHat with custOmer Profile Systems for Customer Service with LLMs. 2024.

Bibtex

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