clients
Simple clients to chat with the models you trained in style.
- class PreTrainedClient(style=Style('{} ', None), system='', user='USR', bot='BOT', stop='Stop!', eos_string='\n\n')[source]
Bases:
ArgReprChat with a pre-trained model.
- Parameters:
style (Style, optional.) – A fully configured
Styleinstance, i.e., a particular style to format user input in. Defaults to stripping whitespace characters and appending a space.system (str, optional) – The system prompt to prepend to the conversation. Default top an emtpy string.
user (str, optional) – What the user should be called. Defaults to “USR”.
bot (str, optional) – What the model should be called. Defaults to “BOT”.
stop (str, optional) – A particular user intput that will stop the conversation and terminate the program. Defaults to “Stop!”.
eos_string (str, optional) – String that will be attached to model answers if it indicates that it has reached an end-of-sequence. Defaults to two consecutive new-line characters.
Important
Make sure that the eos_string is consistent with how you prepared your corpus and how you set up your tokenizer. It must be tokenized as the end-of-sequence token.
- __call__(generate)[source]
Chat with a pretrained model in the given format.
- Parameters:
generate (Generator) – A wrapper around your model that accepts a string (the conversation so far) and returns a tuple with the model answer as well as a boolean indicating whether the model answer terminates with an end-of-sequence token or whether the model has more to say.
- Returns:
The chat history as a list of dicts with their “role” keys having values user or bot and their “text” values containing the respective text.
- Return type:
list
- property flat
The conversation flattened into a single string fed to the model.
- class Style(template='{} ', strip=None)[source]
Bases:
ArgReprFormat user prompt into a template to encourage model answer styles.
- Parameters:
template (str, optional) – A python string containing a single pair of curly brackets where the user prompt will go. Defaults to “{} “.
strip (str, optional) – Prior to being inserted into the template, the user prompt will be stripped of all word-delimitation characters and, additionally, of all the characters in the given string, both left and right. Defaults to
None, which results in only word-delimitation characters being stripped.