GLiNER2's schema-conditioned encoders reignite NER vs LLM extraction debate
SGmoze · reddit · 2026-09-21
A Reddit thread discusses GLiNER2, a schema-conditioned encoder family covering NER, text classification, structured data extraction, relation extraction and span attributes. The poster, who used GLiNER2 for log extraction and classification, frames it as solving classic NLP task problems via schema structuring: LLMs bring broader knowledge, but the encoder architecture approach may suit practical extraction tasks better than fine-tuned task-specific models.
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