@LangChain: Evaluate before deploying Monitor after deploying Use what you learn to make the next version better
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LangChain emphasizes the importance of evaluating AI applications before deployment and monitoring them afterward to continuously improve model performance.
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Evaluate before deploying
Monitor after deploying
Use what you learn to make the next version better
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