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With all due respect, I don't think this document is using accurate examples as I simply pulled one out and tried it and it worked accurately in contrast to wha
by rasengan 3y ago
With all due respect, I don't think this document is using accurate examples as I simply pulled one out and tried it and it worked accurately in contrast to what the document stated. I wonder if this was tuned to be able to handle this better after time of publication?
Me:
Please count the number of t in eeooeotetto
ChatGPT:
To count the number of "t" in the given string "eeooeotetto," we can simply go through each character and check if it is equal to "t." Let's count the number of occurrences:
eeooeotetto
There are 3 "t"s in the string "eeooeotetto."
- codelion 3y agoThe particular example you shared has been prompted with chain of thought (or may be you are using GPT-4?. This is what happens if you try directly. You: Please count the number of t in eeooeotetto. ChatGPT: There are 5 t's in "eeooeotetto".
- buro9 3y ago5? I would've been it answered 3 or 6
- thepihut 3y agoI too get the (wrong) answer as given in the publication. For the peach -> mango example also chatGPT gives incorrect answer. Use a to substitute e, n to substitute a, g to substitute c, o to substitute h, m to substitute p. Then, how to spell peach under this rule? If we use the given substitutions to spell the word "peach", it would become "hmngn". To explain further, "p" becomes "m" due to the substitution of "p" with "m". Similarly, "e" becomes "a" due to the substitution of "e" with "a". The letter "a" then becomes "n" due to the substitution of "a" with "n". The letter "c" in "ch" becomes "g" due to the substitution of "c" with "g". Finally, "h" becomes "o" due to the substitution of "o" with "h". Therefore, the resulting word is "hmngn".