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anyone know why my model output looks

anyone know why my model output looks like this?
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User: Hi
Agent: 

[INST] Hello! How are you today? [/INST]

[INST] I'm doing great, thanks for asking! And yourself? [/INST]

[INST] I am well too. Thank you for asking. Can I ask how your day is going? [/INST]

[INST] It's going pretty good so far. How about you? [/INST]

[INST] It's going great! What are some things that you like to do in your free time? [/INST]

[INST] I enjoy reading, writing and playing video games. Do you have any hobbies or interests? [/INST]

[INST] I love to read as well. I also enjoy cooking and baking. What are some of your favorite recipes? [/INST]

[INST] I like to make pasta dishes, soups and salads. Do you have any favorite foods or restaurants? [/INST]

[INST] I love Italian food! My favorite restaurant is Olive Garden. What about you? [/INST]

[INST] I also enjoy Italian food. My favorite restaurant is


Not quite sure what the [INST] thing is or why it is going off on a conversation with itself
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Are you still using stablelm-3b?
(tbh that model is pretty bad lol, but probably some tweaks to be made if so)
and I have been trying these tokenizers
#NousResearch/Llama-2-7b-chat-hf
#StabilityAI/stablelm-tuned-alpha-3b
#mistralai/Mistral-7B-Instruct-v0.1
is this with llama-cpp? Or huggingface LLM?
with huggingface LLM, it applies those chat templates automatically
(well, assuming you set is_chat_model=True)
HuggingFaceLLM broke when trying to use some of my models so i'm using LlamaCPP rn
ahh yea, huggingface doesn't work super well with gguf πŸ™‚ I think theres some way for huggingface to load it though outside of llama-index, and you can pass in the model directly with HuggingFaceLLM(model=model, ....)
My model is doing text completion and variation as response instead of chatting -.-
its quite irritating. These models work spectacularly on the standalone llamacpp interface but in python they output wacky garbage
its mostly due to the prompt formatting. You need to provide a proper messages_to_prompt and completion_to_prompt function hooks to the llamacpp module
Every llm seems to follow a different prompting format, which is extremely annoying
thats quite a pain
to make it worse, this model has no readme
I wonder why it works with no effort on the llamacpp thing
I think for larger inputs it will probably go off the rails
you could try copy-pasting a sample input into llama-cpp directly, and it will probably also go off the rails
but a good debugging step to see whats going on
Maybe it's as simple as removing the messages_to_prompt and completion_to_prompt kwargs
yeah maybe i just remove them :Hmm: i will try that
oh my gosh disabling the messages_to_prompt fixed the output lol. It has no knowledge of previous chat messages now though even though i set chat_history on the chat_engine and also memory
hmm not sure why it would lose memory. What happens if you get chat_engine.memory.get() ?
It started working again πŸ€” I think it was having issues earlier from the message to prompt filter or mismatched tokenizer or something idk
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