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so this point one i just guessed it so one question is how do you determine |
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of chat GPT or maybe it is already done uh for your language you can for example |
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Twilio does have one of
those but if you were looking at one of these that didn't, |
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plus 3 and so it's just basically it continues the generation in all the |
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There are people, you
might not think about this, but there are people who are
going to use your application |
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are the differences pret is uh just like preprocessing you're just um using like |
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beginning it's all zero then I used masked fill so what this is doing |
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Discord Community to actually have um a closer uh relationship with the |
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we're making a new line available here. And also you'll see that there's |
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run so we see that this runs and uh this currently looks kind of spous but uh |
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and we think that this is probably her. I'm gonna see, I'm gonna
grab this really quick, |
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We did that, we did that in our API and then we are going to
create a web-based API |
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stream. columns and then with voice recording column we can now copy over |
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One thing I want you to gain
from that exercise though is that you now have the ability
to identify whether or not |
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and ydev to evaluate the loss okay |
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Random offsets so because this is four we are ex is going to be a uh four |
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array y which we which we created during the |
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and therefore this is a no. But let's keep going
through the rest of these, |
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be used for language modeling now the reason that the original paper had an |
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so with that response, the
browser renders the page. When one of those links are clicked, |
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So while this is an asynchronous function, I can actually make it look
more like it is in line |
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just saw that the voice recording actually is a dictionary and therefore |
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you'll be able to
discuss what an API does. You'll understand why they
exist and you'll be able |
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way in the loss we expect to get something around what we had originally |
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context size of 512 tokens or maybe you're going to use another embedding |
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you said I didn't need
to know how to code. If you already know how to make a website, |
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look like that and so you're starting to slowly align it so it's going to expect |
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the actual script so we can do that by doing python main.py press enter and |
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here okay so basically we need to know what |
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So this is one of those
numbers that you verified right when you created your account, |
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we're thinking that the um constraint to better performance right |
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manually as well there we go so yeah |
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going to store how we are going to chain the the |
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messages is not empty in the session State we don't have do messages it's |
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so what we'd like to do now is just as in the previous video we'd like to index |
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Define an index tracker beforehand and in the first run the index tracker is |
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and if you have enough GPU you can even make it like 5,000 50,000 even you can |
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but you can make, for this
collection that we built, we can actually do the
settings for the collection. |
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and that's um you might imagine that's very crowded that's a lot of points for |
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notes such that all the edges go only one way from left to right |
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the structure of this a little bit. So we'll say client messages |
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that's what we know and now we're interested in dd by dc |
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we are trying to do is x1 w1 plus x2 w2 plus b |
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a one sentence to explain it so think about in this NLP there are many many |
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they make their way into the
new versions of the interface. Still abstracting away things for us, |
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now just as in the previous video we want to take these probabilities we want |
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dictionaries with additional keyword arguments the content example type and |
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that you have our documents added so now let's hop over to the app.py and test it |
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now we have to be careful because there's a times out.grad |
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Just call the API method and voila. You could probably create
the uppercase string all |
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to be public 'cause we
actually want anybody to be able to see it, not just Twilio. |
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each entry in this two-dimensional array will tell us how often that first |
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open up chat gbt is because we're going to ask it to write us some sentences |
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and x2 times w2 and then we need to add bias on top of |
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the input now is 100 and the output number of neurons will be |
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It's pretty cool right? Here we go. Message dot delete is not a function. |
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embedded into a thirty dimensional space you can think of it that way so we have |
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made it a bit more respectable so here's our data set here's all the parameters |
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do usually um is uh I have an estimate loss function and the estimate loss |
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you see that the output will become five by one because these 27 |
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uh this is how you print a number of parameters I printed it and it's about |
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is going to predict that g is likely to come next in the sequence and it's going |
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to make that magic happen
and that processing is happening elsewhere, "en la Nube." |
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this will now become meaningless because we've reinitialized these so |
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you might want to also add a couple of print statements to confirm where we are |
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don't need to create a new session and can save it under the same session I |
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Oh, I cannot tell you how good it feels as a developer to end up in
a place where it feels |
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So I'm gonna click this and now note I'm inside of a web browser. |
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label and we will change how we define o |
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All right, so I got all sorted out. So I sent my email to the compliance folks |
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So again, I got to that,
oops, accidentally pasted my Auth token in the wrong line there. |
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sensitivity does it respond what is the slope at that point does the function go |
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positioned in the space and that's why we need to encode them positionally and |
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hopefully what we're getting now is a tiny bit lower than 4.84 |
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keep them as true we've went over this and this is how we |
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like for example if we just test a single word andre and |
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a t one one unified T5 encoder and the T5 decoder model |
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at one which is the integer at that location is indeed equal to this |
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and now I know that you
can explore them with Curl. For now though, let's take
things another step deeper. |
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model so I'm importing the pytorch um NN module uh for |
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so somehow we need to concatenate these inputs here together so that we can do |
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So let's look at that again. So list returned this object,
this array of messages |
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scalar valued auto grant engine so it's working on the you know level of |
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now telling the exact value is really hard but what is the sign of that slope |
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large and micrograd is very very simple but if you |
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here effectively this looks really awkward but changing l |
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now on the entire data set of text is re-represented as just it's just |
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pytorch actually requires that we pass in requires grad is true |
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session State input so here we can Define it if send input not in session |
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set up your project I'll link a video up here so that you can take a look at that |
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those words only and then here i am shuffling up all the |
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on her horse, her magical horse there. So that's pretty cool,
right? This is awesome. |
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So it's relative to that, which means I that if
I'm going to display it, |
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who requests the URL, so let's do that. So I'm gonna go ahead, |
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new session so our index is new session obviously but if the session key equals |
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So Fetch returns a promise
and it's going to return that response and that
response has a method on it |
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ever search for, the first
artist I would search for. And you can see that here it's showing |
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or 3 204 examples |
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First, I'd like to take
some time upfront here and clearly break down what is meant |
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of the training set and then the targets here are in the |