Open ChrisW-priv opened 2 days ago
What I found helpful is to include the "Answer in the language present in the prompt section." in the signature field but that feels like manual prompt engineering.
Not necessarily a bad thing, and it is still better than not using the DSPy (now LM knows what is prompt section etc.), just wanted to start a topic. some localization tests (2).txt
Hey @ChrisW-priv ! Thanks for opening this and laying it out so well. Localization is indeed an active direction, led by @sushmanthreddy .
Sushmanth's approach is to build a dspy.LocalizationAdapter(lang='fr', base=dspy.ChatAdapter())
that takes a language and an (English) adapter, and translates the workings of that adapter to the specified language.
Then, users do dspy.configure(adapter=....)
to set their language.
This would work for you right?
Yes, I think so. Thanks for the reply. Is there a branch for this feature I can subscribe to?
Not yet, @sushmanthreddy started brainstorming some 10 days ago. But we'd want this to become a PR in the next 2 weeks!
@ChrisW-priv there will be a pr soon , testing is in pending.Will update it soon
Nice, I'm having similar experiences with German language. Can we help contribute @sushmanthreddy ?
Hi!
It is me again :-) . As am trying out some basics of the DSPy some more I realised one thing: the currently is no option to set diff. lang than English. The thing is, I want to make sure the LM will respond in Polish for example. All my documents are in polish (not in the notebook example I attach but in actual aplication I build yes) and I would prefer to set the system instruction in Polish too. But currently there is no way of achieving that in DSPy as the templates are still using some english.
I am tiny bit worried that the LM will get "confused" as to what language to generate in but was not able to generate example of that just yet.
TLDR: In current version I use there seems to only exist the english template for sys prompt. But if user inputs the prompt in diff lang, then there is a mix of languages in the prompt which is confusing.
Is localization ever on a roadmap? Do I have to give up on polish system prompt and just code it full english and "hope" the LM responds in the same language as the prompt field?
Personaly I think short term I will have to stick to the later aproach but wanted to consult you first. some localization tests.txt