runtime is extremely slow after new update

[Marwen-Bhj]

14/7/2023 : successfully runing

`examples = [list of dictionnaries here as examples] data = list_of_product_names

result = nlp_prompter.fit('ner.jinja', domain = 'ecommerce', text_input = f'{data}', labels = ["NAME", "WEIGHT","VOLUME","COUNT"], examples = examples)`

after the update of 17/7/2023 :

`examples = [list of dictionnaries here as examples]

data = list_of_product_names

model = OpenAI(api_key) # or HubModel() for Huggingface-based inference or 'Azure' etc prompter = Prompter('ner.jinja') # select a template or provide custom template pipe = Pipeline(prompter , model)

result = pipe.fit(domain = 'ecommerce', text_input = new_input, labels = ["NAME", "WEIGHT","VOLUME","COUNT"], examples = examples )`

the code block keeps running forever with no results, even with a short sentence. when I take off examples it runs faster but it doesn't not yeild the desired output format.

[monk1337]

Hi, Can you share exact full code with sample examples?

[Hadjerkhd]

I'm having the same issue here, any solutions ? I'm not using examples, however Here is the code :

class ChatGPTModel:
    def __init__(self,API_KEY,  model="gpt-3.5-turbo") -> None:
        self.API_KEY = API_KEY
        self.model  = OpenAI(self.API_KEY, model=model) 
        self.prompter = None
        self.pipeline = None

    def do_ner(self, sentence,labels=None, domain=None, examples=[], description=None) -> List[dict]:

        self.prompter = Prompter(template="ner.jinja")
        self.pipeline = Pipeline(self.prompter, self.model, output_path="/tmp", max_completion_length=200,
                                 output_format='[{"T":"entity type", "E":"entity text", "start": "entity start index", "end":"entity end index"}, {"T":"entity type", "E":"entity text", "start": "entity start index", "end":"entity end index"},...]',
                                 cache_size=10)
        print("calling pipeline to extract entites")
        result       = self.pipeline.fit(
                                text_input  = sentence, 
                                domain      = domain,
                                labels      = labels,
                                examples = examples, 
                                description = description
                                )
        #list of format [{"E":"entity", "T":"type"},]
        result = eval(result[0]['text'])
        print("pipeline called; entities extracted ", len(result))
        formatted_list = []
        formatted_list = format_ner_result(result)

        return formatted_list

[monk1337]

@Hadjerkhd Hi, your max_completion_length is too high. sorry for the confusion the parameter max_completion_length doesn't reflect the completion length of the model, it's a parameter for the parser module.

https://github.com/promptslab/Promptify/blob/a121b88c87b7b712552287a6252b2103a60ff90b/promptify/parser/parser.py#L165

use max_completion_length = 5 or 10 I'll change the parameter name, it's confusing.

[Peji-moghimi]

I also have the same problem, except even running the promptify_NER.ipynb example notebook!

For the sake of ease, here is the code snippet:

from promptify import Prompter,OpenAI, Pipeline

model  = OpenAI(openai.api_key)
prompter  = Prompter('ner.jinja')
pipe  = Pipeline(prompter , model)

# Example sentence for demonstration
sent = "The patient is a 93-year-old female with a medical history of chronic right hip pain, osteoporosis, hypertension, depression, and chronic atrial fibrillation admitted for evaluation and management of severe nausea and vomiting and urinary tract infection"

result = pipe.fit(sent, domain = 'medical', labels = None)

print(result)

Even for this short example, it runs forever. The interesting observation is that if I shorten this example to:

sent = "The patient is a 93-year-old female with a medical history of chronic right hip pain"

it only take a second to run, but, if I leave in even couple more words:

sent = "The patient is a 93-year-old female with a medical history of chronic right hip pain and depression."

again it runs forever!

[Peji-moghimi]

Weirdly it turns out, if the input is wrapped in triple quotes it runs just fine and very short span of time.