But in a well-engineered system that provides access to tools, runs searches against external systems, then feeds those results back into the LLM as part of the context supplied alongside the prompt: the reliability shoots up enormously… but there will still be weird edge-cases
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Different Architecture and Pre-trained Model Approach
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it's a very different architecture and starting from a different pre-trained model!
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Code Size Inclusion in Language Model Computation
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Size of the code must be included in overall LM size computation
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LangChain Tool Calling Enables Cross-Model Agent Development
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"LangChain Tool Calling feature just changed everything" We recently added a common interface for tool calling across model providers This makes it easy to build agents that work across models Watch @EdenEmarco177 explain why this is a big deal https://
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LazyClassifier for Classification Problems Usage Guide
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Similarly here is using LazyClassifier for Classification Problems. Check this out:
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LazyRegressor: Automated Model Selection and Evaluation for ML
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Model selection is key for any ML Project which includes identify the model that generalizes well and provides the best performance. This library can save time and effort by training and evaluating all your ML models at once. Here is using LazyRegressor for Regression Problems:
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Lazy Predict: Train and Evaluate Multiple ML Models Instantly
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Train and Evaluate all your Machine Learning Models at once! Introducing Lazy Predict a Python Library that allows you to train, test and evaluate all your ML models at once with just a few lines of code.
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Can Orange Line Catch Blue Line Without Waiting?
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POLL: is the orange line going to catch up to the blue line? is there any way to know without just waiting? (it will take 5 days) this feels like the Halting Problem
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GPTs need basic features before advanced use
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Would be neat. But I haven't seen any traces of such a feature in the code so far. I also feel like they would need to implement basic features like web browsing and code interpreter first before GPTs can have any actual use.