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As a user, I'd like to be able to generate responses one paragraph at a time. Essentially this would just add a "\n" stop string to the API.
When using LLMs for story and adventure, having 1 paragraph generate at a time is incredibly helpful. It helps stop the story/adventure from progressing too far. Some models also have bad habits when they're allowed to reach the {eos}. For example, models trained on OAI logs will follow a pattern where the 3rd paragraph is a conclusion. This bias is detrimental to story/adventures.
Possible Solutions
Generate only one line per request is how SillyTavern labels this checkbox.
Multiline Replies is how Kobold Lite labels this checkbox.
Additional context
When using the OAI-compatible API, adding "\n" as a stop string does the following: stop: [ "\\n" ]
Unfortunately, because an escape character is added, this option currently does not work.
This checkbox is also very user-friendly, as many frontends have adopted this option. Most users won't know what \n is.
If you require any additional details, please let me know!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
As a user, I'd like to be able to generate responses one paragraph at a time. Essentially this would just add a "\n" stop string to the API.
When using LLMs for story and adventure, having 1 paragraph generate at a time is incredibly helpful. It helps stop the story/adventure from progressing too far. Some models also have bad habits when they're allowed to reach the {eos}. For example, models trained on OAI logs will follow a pattern where the 3rd paragraph is a conclusion. This bias is detrimental to story/adventures.
Possible Solutions
Generate only one line per request
is how SillyTavern labels this checkbox.Multiline Replies
is how Kobold Lite labels this checkbox.Additional context
When using the OAI-compatible API, adding "\n" as a stop string does the following:
stop: [ "\\n" ]
Unfortunately, because an escape character is added, this option currently does not work.
This checkbox is also very user-friendly, as many frontends have adopted this option. Most users won't know what
\n
is.If you require any additional details, please let me know!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: