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I tried the 7b version. It goes off on a tangent for just about every prompt. Any one know how to avoid this? For example: <Prompt># Write a simple python fun
by teruakohatu 4y ago
I tried the 7b version. It goes off on a tangent for just about every prompt. Any one know how to avoid this?
For example:
<Prompt># Write a simple python function that
# 1. Ask me for a number in mile
# 2. It converts miles to kilometers
import </prompt>
<response>math, random #define a variable distance = input('Please enter the Miles:')
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</response>
- boredemployee 4y agoI'm not a specialist, but maybe it's not fine tuned for writing code. I got that sort of answer with old models of gpt3 as well.
- fwlr 4y agoThese models aren’t finetuned to understand conversational requests like ChatGPT is. You have to prompt it by giving it the beginning of the thing you want instead. Try def prompt_user_for_miles_and_convert_to_kilometres: