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For such indexes generated via stablellm

For such indexes generated via stablellm, i am expecting very little usage of openai credits for embeddings. But I see davinci llm usage in openai report. So i am suspecting some of the indexes were older version generated with openai llm. Hence want to identify and regenerate them using stablellm

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LLogan M

hmm, there's no way to know when loading the index sadly

(However, make sure you still pass in the service context when loading from disk, to avoid defaulting to davinci)

LLogan M

If you added the LLM as metadata to your nodes/documents, well then I suppose you could tell from there. Or just changed where you save the index 😅

ttanaysai

Thanks Logan. Good idea. It didnt occur to me that I can override the service context and pass a new llm while loading from the disk

ttanaysai

@Logan M - would it be possible to print name of the llm from the loaded index? (assuming the index is loaded from storage without passing any custom service context)

I tried index._service_context.llm_predictor.get_llm_metadata()

It seems to only show below details
context_window=4097, num_output=-1)

Is there any similar helper function in service context to get the name or other details of the model used in that index?

LLogan M

I thiiiink you can print index._service_context.llm_predictor._llm.model_name

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