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PR Review Summary Celebratory GIF

Overall Review:

The PR titled "Ds walk thru" introduces modifications across multiple files including a notable addition to examples/DataScientistDemo.py, and updates to dependencies as noted in poetry.lock. The commits suggest the introduction of a multi-faceted client example and incorporation of new library dependencies. The changes are substantial, mostly additions, impacting a range of project files. By adding new dependencies and example notebooks/scripts potentially intended for demonstration or training purposes, the PR aims to enhance the resources available for Data Scientists within the repository.


🔒 Security Analysis

1. [Consider] The use of external URLs to fetch data can be a potential security risk. Ensure use of secure connections (HTTPS) and validate any data fetched from such sources.

2. [Consider] The absence of input validation might lead to security vulnerabilities, particularly injection vulnerabilities due to formatted string execution. Ensure input sanitization.

3. [Consider] Large updates in `poetry.lock` should be reviewed to ensure there are no known vulnerabilities in the newly included packages.

🧪 Test Coverage Analysis

4. [Consider] To ensure reliability and catch potential issues early during development, add tests that cover all new functionalities, especially error handling, external API interactions, and user input processing.

🌟 Code Quality And Design

5. [Consider] Dividing this into separate files within an appropriate directory structure could improve maintainability and clarity. Integrating these changes with the existing project layout will help in tracking changes related to a particular feature or functionality.

Recommendations

Recommendation #1

To mitigate security risks with external data fetching, ensure all URLs are HTTPS and add validation logic for the data received. Convert the URL to HTTPS and add validation checks as shown:

url = "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks02/0200041.txt"
response = requests.get(url)
# Validate the response
if response.status_code == 200:
    data = response.text.replace("\n", " ")
    # Additional data validation logic
else:
    data = None
    print("Failed to fetch data")

Include checks to ensure that the data format and contents are as expected before processing further.

Recommendation #2

Implement input validation to prevent injection attacks and unexpected behaviors. Modify the user input handling in DataScientistDemo.py to include checks for valid input:

user_input = input("Which is best 1 or 2. 3 if indistinguishable: ")
if user_input in ['1', '2', '3']:
    process_input(user_input)
else:
    print("Invalid input, please enter 1, 2, or 3")

This ensures that the program only accepts defined acceptable inputs, reducing the risk of injection attacks.

Recommendation #3

Conduct a thorough security review of the updated dependencies in poetry.lock. Utilize tools like safety or snyk to scan for vulnerable packages:

pip install safety
safety check --file=poetry.lock

Address any vulnerabilities identified during the scan before merging the PR.

Recommendation andrewyng#4

Add unit tests for new functions introduced in DataScientistDemo.py. For example:

import unittest

class TestDataScientistDemo(unittest.TestCase):
    def test_external_data_fetch(self):
        # Test data fetch functionality
        self.assertIsNotNone(fetch_data())

    def test_input_validation(self):
        # Test input validation logic
        self.assertTrue(validate_input('1'))
        self.assertFalse(validate_input('invalid'))

# Run the tests
if __name__ == '__main__':
    unittest.main()

Make sure to mock external API requests to ensure tests are not dependent on external services.

Recommendation andrewyng#5

To enhance code modularity and maintainability, refactor the new scripts into separate files and place them under dedicated directories as follows:

/project_root
    /examples
        /notebooks
            - RAG.ipynb
            - DataScientistDemo.py
        /scripts
            - data_fetching.py
            - data_processing.py

This structure separates different types of content (e.g., Jupyter notebooks, Python scripts) and encapsulates related functionality within distinct files.

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Overall Review:

This PR, labeled "Ds walk thru," comprises changes across multiple Jupyter notebooks and Python scripts aimed at demonstrating data science workflows and examples. It introduces substantial additions to the codebase for different aspects of data handling and processing using several libraries such as torch, transformers, and rpds-py.

The PR consists of three main commits encompassing adding new examples in Jupyter notebooks and updating dependencies. The changes notably include the use of AI models and GPU operations, as seen with references to Vertex AI SDKs and Deep Learning libraries. The addition of new dependencies in pyproject.toml illustrates an expansion of the project’s scope to new tools and libraries which are essential for progressing functionalities like model training, data transformation, and network operations.

Pros:

  • The commits are well-documented with clear commit messages detailing the nature of additions.
  • The use of Jupyter notebooks for examples helps in providing an interactive environment for learning and demonstrating use-cases.

Key Points to Consider:

  • Ensure the environments where the Jupyter notebooks are supposed to run are well-setup with necessary data files and dependencies to avoid runtime errors.
  • Practical handling such as clean-up of GPU resources after computations and proper exception handling in AI model interactions should be ensured to prevent resource leaks.
  • Version compatibility between the currently used libraries, especially given multiple layers of dependencies (e.g., torch, transformers) need review to avoid potential conflicts.
  • Security checks should be emphasized, particularly regarding the data inputs handled through public APIs or external datasets to safeguard against data injection threats.

Specific feedback covering logical errors, security enhancements, test coverage improvement suggestions, and performance optimization will be provided in the following technical review sections.


Logical Error Analysis

1. [Blocker] GPU Memory Management:
Care should be taken in the notebook examples, particularly those involving heavy computations or model training on GPUs, to properly manage and free up GPU resources after use to prevent memory overload or leaks that could impinge system performance or derail subsequent computations.

🔒 Security Analysis

2. [Blocker] Secure Data Handling:
If any data ingestion or export operations are handled in the notebooks, ensure proper sanitization and validation to prevent SQL Injection, Cross-Site Scripting (XSS), or Remote Code Execution (RCE) threats when dealing with external user inputs or data.

🚀 Performance Optimization

3. [Consider] If high precision or highly sensitive computations are undertaken, especially in financial or scientific contexts (seen in transformation operations), validate the mathematical operations or algorithms used for their accuracy and appropriateness. Guard against floating-point arithmetic issues or rounding errors.

🔗 Dependency Management

4. [Blocker] Dependency Security:
Ensure that all the new dependencies added (`interactive_utils`, `sentence-transformers`) are scanned for vulnerabilities. An automated tool such as `Snyk` or `WhiteSource` should be integrated into the development pipeline to continuously scan for vulnerabilities in dependencies.

Recommendations

Recommendation #1

No recommendation

Recommendation #2

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Recommendation #3

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Recommendation andrewyng#4

No recommendation

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Embedding and AI Model Operations Integration

  • Implemented model initialization with SentenceTransformer for sentence embeddings in DataScientistDemo.py.
    model = SentenceTransformer("sentence-transformers/all-MiniLM-L6-v2")
    data_emb = model.encode(docs)
  • Introduced database interactions with chromadb for storing and querying document embeddings.
    chroma_client = chromadb.Client()
    collection = chroma_client.create_collection(name="SampleDB")
    collection.add(embeddings=data_emb.tolist(), documents=docs, ids=[str(idx) for idx in range(len(data_emb))])
    results = collection.query(query_embeddings=question_emb, n_results=20)
  • Added a new AI Model client MultiFMClient to generate responses based on context specified.
    client = MultiFMClient()
    response = client.chat.completions.create(model="groq:llama3-70b-8192", messages=messages)
  • Automated text manipulation functions added to assist with neural machine translation tasks and keyword tagging using LLMs (Large Language Models).
    def rewrite_as(doc, llms, style="cyberpunk author"):
        messages = [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful agent, who rewrites narrative text wtih the same content and meaning but with a distinct voice and style."}]
      # More related code...
  • Integrated rigorous testing and handling for various embeddings and large text data queries.

Files

examples/DataScientistDemo.py

Title: Embedding and AI Model Operations Integration | Label: enhancements

Changes Summary
  • Initialized SentenceTransformer for generating document embeddings.
  • Utilized chromadb to interact with a NoSQL database to store embeddings and perform queries.
  • Created an instance of MultiFMClient to interact with AI models for generating text completions based on the context.
  • Defined functions for AI-driven text modification and comparison tasks among different LLMs.

poetry.lock

Title: Dependencies Update | Label: dependencies

Changes Summary
  • Updated or locked new versions for various dependencies necessary for AI model operations, including torch, transformers, and auxiliary libraries like numpy.

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The Pull Request introduces significant changes to the Python script DataScientistDemo.py. Here's a breakdown of the significant changes made and their purpose:

  1. Environmental Setup:

    • dotenv: Loads environment variables from a .env file, which is typically used to manage sensitive information or environment-specific configurations without hard-coding them into the source code.
  2. Data Fetching and Pre-processing:

    • The script fetches a text from a URL and processes the textual data by replacing line breaks with spaces. It then segments the data into chunks of 1000 characters each.
    • This chunking approach is generally used to manage large texts, making them easier to process and analyze in subsequent steps.
  3. Model Utilization:

    • SentenceTransformer: It encodes the chunks of text into embeddings. These embeddings can be used to measure semantic similarity between different segments of text or utilized in various machine learning and information retrieval tasks.
    • ChromaDB: The script creates a collection in ChromaDB and adds embeddings along with their corresponding documents and IDs. ChromaDB is used here evidently for its capability to handle large-scale embedding data, supporting operations like querying based on embeddings.
  4. Semantic Search and Query Handling:

    • A question is encoded using the same model, and its embedding is used to query the ChromaDB collection. This step indicates usage of vector search to find the most relevant text segments related to the question.
  5. AI Models Interaction:

    • MultiFMClient: Utilized to generate responses based on the data context and a given prompt through different language models. This might be part of a conversational AI where the system dynamically generates responses based on the inputs.
  6. Utility Functions:

    • Keyword Tagging: Generation of keywords from the chunks which can provide insights into the main themes or facilitate information retrieval tasks.
    • Narrative Style Rewriting: This function showcases how text from the data can be creatively rewritten, preserving the meaning but altering the style. This can be useful in content creation tasks where stylistic variations are required.
    • Generic Comparison: Using language models to make transformations or summarizations of text based on a specific instruction.

Each function and operation is a good example of real-world applications of AI in processing, transforming, and extracting information from textual data. The usage of external APIs and AI models, as done here, also exemplifies how different components can be integrated to build sophisticated data processing pipelines in Python.

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Enhance Data Loading with Environmental Variables and API Models in DataScientistDemo.py

This PR introduces significant updates to the DataScientistDemo.py script, integrating environment variables management, data retrieval from a URL, embedding transformations, and querying with enhanced models for contextual understanding. The changes are designed to streamline data workflows and leverage more sophisticated querying techniques using machine learning models.

  • Environment Variable Management: Utilize dotenv package to load environment configurations.
  • Data Reception and Processing: Fetch textual content from Gutenberg Project and manipulate data suitable for model ingestion.
  • Embedding Transformation: Apply SentenceTransformer to convert text data into embeddings that can be easily used with machine learning models.
  • Database Integration: Use chromadb client for handling data collections, adding embeddings and documents, and querying based on embeddings.
  • Model Utilization: Integrate MultiFMClient from aimodels for generating chat completions and other natural language processing tasks.
  • Custom Querying Functions**: Functions like keyword_tagging, rewrite_as, and generic_compare encapsulate complex querying and transformation operations.

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examples/DataScientistDemo.py

Title: Integration of Enhanced Data Loading and Processing Techniques | Label: enhancements

Changes Summary
  • Introduced dotenv for environment variable management.
  • Implemented data fetching from a URL and preparation steps to transform textual data into chunks suitable for processing.
  • Utilized SentenceTransformer for converting text segments into embeddings.
  • Used chromadb for managing data collections and executing embedding-based queries.
  • Leveraged MultiFMClient for creating complex chat completions and handling multiple machine learning models.
  • Added helper functions for keyword tagging, rewriting text in different styles, and generating summaries based on provided context.

examples/RAG.ipynb

Title: Refactoring and Enhancements in RAG Notebook | Label: refactoring

Changes Summary
  • Refactored the code cells to use updated APIs and introduced more efficient data handling techniques.
  • Enhanced the document embeddings feature using the latest models for better performance.
  • Streamlined the interaction with databases using chromadb for managing data collections effectively.
  • Improved the demonstration of querying and handling results using advanced language models.

examples/multi_fm_client.ipynb

Title: MultiFMClient Usage Demonstration | Label: documentation

Changes Summary
  • Demonstrated the usage of MultiFMClient for generating model completions in real-time chat scenarios.
  • Showcased different configurations for handling multiple language models and their responses.
  • Illustrated practical use-cases of applying the client in AI-driven applications, enhancing understanding of real-world applications.

poetry.lock

Title: Dependencies Update in Poetry Lockfile | Label: dependencies

Changes Summary
  • Updated versions of several packages to leverage new features and improve security.
  • Removed unnecessary or outdated package dependencies.
  • Ensured all dependencies are aligned with the project's current Python version requirements.

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The PR introduces a Python script that performs several functionalities:

  1. Environment Setup and Model Loading: It uses dotenv to load environment variables and initializes a connection to a PostgreSQL database using psycopg2. It employs the SentenceTransformer for embedding generation.
  2. Data Retrieval and Preprocessing: Downloads a dataset from the Gutenberg project, splits the text into segments, and generates embeddings for these segments.
  3. Database Operations: Creates a new collection in a chromadb database and performs operations like adding documents and querying the database.
  4. Inference using Chat Models: Utilizes MultiFMClient to generate responses based on a provided prompt by leveraging different language models (groq:llama3-70b-8192 and anthropic:claude-3-opus-20240229). The script contains functions to perform chat completions, keyword tagging, text rewriting in different styles, and generating comparisons between responses from the two models.
  5. Text Summarization and Export Results: Summarizes texts and exports the results to a JSON file, logging the outcome of comparing different model results.

Specific Review Points:

  • General Code Organization: The script is organized into functional blocks, but adding more comments could enhance readability and maintainability.
  • Error Handling: While the database operations and HTTP requests are key processes that could fail, there's no apparent error handling to manage such failures gracefully.
  • Hardcoded Paths and URLs: The path to the Gutenberg dataset and various configurations are hardcoded. It would be better to move such configurations to a settings file or environment variables.
  • Use of External Libraries: The script depends on several third-party libraries like requests, sentence_transformers, and chromadb. Proper management of these dependencies, including specifying versions in a requirements file, would ensure better environment reproducibility.
  • Logging: The script uses print statements for outputs which might not be ideal for debugging in production environments. It would be more beneficial to integrate a logging framework that can handle different levels of logging and output logs to files if necessary.

Recommendations:

  • Improve Code Documentation: Adding docstrings to functions and more inline comments would help other developers understand the code more quickly.

  • Enhance Error Handling: Implement try-except blocks around database operations and HTTP requests to manage exceptions gracefully.

  • Configuration Management: Use a configuration file or environment variables for managing constants like URLs and database settings.

  • Logging Framework: Incorporate a proper logging framework to replace print statements for better traceability and debugging.

  • Dependency Management: Ensure all dependencies are listed in a requirements.txt file with specific versions noted to avoid compatibility issues.

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Integrate Natural Language Processing with Data Extraction and Model Querying

  • Integrated sentence_transformers and chromadb for document embedding and querying.
  • Added document segmentation from data acquired via Gutenberg Project API.
  • Enabled chat responses with multiple language models using OpenAI and Anthropic frameworks.
  • Implemented feature for keyword extraction and text rewriting based on specific literary styles.
  • Employed summarization comparing two language model outputs with original text.
  • Enhanced Jupyter notebook setup to facilitate testing and prototyping of NLP models.
  • Solidified exception handling and ensured graceful failure modes.

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examples/DataScientistDemo.py

Title: Integration of NLP and Database Functionality | Label: enhancement

Changes Summary
  • Utilized sentence_transformers for embedding text data into numerical format suitable for database operations.
  • Leveraged chromadb for creating collections and querying embedded data effectively.
  • Enhanced user interaction by implementing multilingual chat functionality using models from OpenAI (groq) and Anthropic (claude).
  • Added advanced text manipulation features such as keyword extraction and style-specific text rewriting.

examples/RAG.ipynb

Title: Jupyter Notebook Setup for NLP Prototyping | Label: enhancement

Changes Summary
  • Configured the notebook environment to load necessary Python packages and dotenv configurations.
  • Prepared dataset loading scripts to handle large datasets with efficient memory usage.
  • Integrated model querying within the notebook to directly observe behaviour and results of different query embeddings.
  • Outlined structured outputs and exceptions to track operation success or failure within the notebook workflow.

examples/multi_fm_client.ipynb

Title: Multi Language Model Interaction in Jupyter | Label: documentation

Changes Summary
  • Demonstrated usage of multiple language models for different NLP tasks like chat completions and joke generation.
  • Provided clear execution counts to show the sequential execution order for reproducibility.
  • Visualized data and model outputs directly within the notebook for immediate interpretation and analysis.

poetry.lock

Title: Dependencies Update | Label: dependency update

Changes Summary
  • Updated several packages to their newer versions to maintain compatibility and security.
  • Ensured all dependencies are appropriately locked to stable versions to prevent unexpected behaviors.

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The code in the PR introduces several features and improvements, including text processing, keyword tagging, text transformation, and summarization using several natural language processing tools and APIs. Here’s a breakdown of the new functionalities:

  1. Text Retrieval and Preprocessing:

    • The code retrieves textual content from "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks02/0200041.txt" using the requests library.
    • The retrieved content is processed to replace newline characters with spaces.
    • The processed text is split into smaller documents (chunks of 1000 characters).
  2. Sentence Embedding:

    • The SentenceTransformer sentence-transformers/all-MiniLM-L6-v2 model is used to convert text chunks into embeddings. This could be useful for similarity comparison, clustering, or as input for other machine learning models.
  3. Database Storage:

    • Using chromadb, an NLP-focused database, the code creates a collection 'SampleDB' and stores embeddings along with the document text and generated IDs for later retrieval.
  4. Querying and Context Extraction:

    • A question is encoded into an embedding and used to query the database to retrieve relevant documents.
    • The top result/document is used as context.
  5. Language Model Querying:

    • Two language models ('groq:llama3-70b-8192' and 'anthropic:claude-3-opus-20240229') are queried with a prompt structured as a natural language understanding task.
  6. Keyword Tagging and Text Transformation:

    • Keyword tagging function asks specified language models to generate a list of keywords from the text.
    • Rewrite function can transform the style of the text to mimic a specified author style, showcasing style transfer capabilities.
    • There is also a function to perform generic transformations like summarization, by setting appropriate prompts for language models.
  7. Comparative Analysis:

    • There's code to compare outputs from multiple models for a given task, like summarization, by displaying them and manually selecting the preferred output.

Example Use-case Implementation:

Suppose you're working on a document summarization tool. This PR’s functionalities allow you to:

  • Fetch and process documents from external sources.
  • Generate embeddings that help in identifying relevant content.
  • Use state-of-the-art language models to generate summaries.
  • Compare and refine results using human feedback.

Key Enhancements Suggested:

  • While the code handles different operations part of a pipeline, including error handling, exceptional cases (e.g., failed requests, empty responses) would ensure robustness.

  • Adding inline comments or more detailed documentation within the code could improve maintainability and make it easier for other developers to understand the modular structure and data flow.

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The pull request consists of changes primarily in the script DataScientistDemo.py and various other files for setup and examples. Below, I summarize the key functionalities introduced by the changes:

  1. Loading Environment Variables and Dependencies:

    • The script starts by loading environment variables using dotenv.
    • Essential libraries such as requests for handling requests, sentence_transformers for NLP related transformations, and a database client chromadb are imported.
  2. Data Extraction and Processing:

    • A URL (presumed to contain textual data) is defined and the corresponding data is fetched using a GET request.
    • The text data retrieved from the response is segmented into documents. Each document's length seems to be restricted to a maximum of 1000 characters.
  3. Model Setup and Embedding:

    • A pre-trained model (all-MiniLM-L6-v2) from sentence_transformers is loaded for generating embeddings.
    • Embeddings for the prepared documents are then computed.
  4. Database Operations:

    • A database collection SampleDB is created using chromadb.
    • Document embeddings along with their IDs and texts are added to the collection.
  5. Querying and Responding:

    • The script appears to simulate a question-answering setup where a question is embedded, queried against the collection, and the most relevant document is retrieved.
    • Using MultiFMClient, a query prompt is created which is then fed to different models (llama3-70b-8192 and claude-3-opus-20240229) to generate completions or answers to the embedded question.
  6. Utility Functions:

    • keyword_tagging and rewrite_as are helper functions designed for extracting keywords and rewriting texts using the specified large language models. They seem to handle specific text transformation tasks.
    • generic_compare encapsulates a generalized comparison method which probably aims to compare texts transformed by different models based on rewriting, summarizing or translating textual data.
  7. Notebook and Other Files:

    • The PR also includes changes in Jupyter notebooks and configuration files (poetry.lock) which likely align the environment and dependencies with the new code changes in the scripts.

This PR integrates several complex functionalities including text processing, embedding generation, querying, and interaction with machine learning models, aimed at building a sophisticated text-based query and response system, possibly for a chatbot or an information retrieval system. Usage of external models like sentence-transformers and services from chromadb indicate a reliance on pre-trained models and external data handling services, which suggests this setup is part of a more extensive data processing or NLP pipeline.

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Integrate NLP Query Handling and Environment Setup in Data Scientist Demo

  • Integrated a complete NLP query handling example using transformer models.
  • Setup the environment variables and dependencies necessary for running the demo.
  • Utilized requests library to fetch text data from Gutenberg Project.
  • Employed SentenceTransformer for generating embeddings for fetched textual data.
  • Demonstrated how to handle embedding querying and storing collections to chromadb.
  • Incorporated multiple language model APIs including MultiFMClient for generating responses.
  • Showcased various NLP helpers like, keyword tagging, rewriting with style, and simple text translation using different helpers.
  • Displayed additional .ipynb notebook adjustments to demonstrate real-time analysis and queries in Jupyter.

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examples/DataScientistDemo.py

Title: Integration of NLP Query Handling and Database Interaction | Label: enhancement

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  • Added environment setup with .env loading for better configuration management.
  • Implemented fetching of literature data using requests from a public domain URL.
  • Processed fetch data to split into manageable documents, followed by generating embeddings using SentenceTransformer.
  • Added examples of how to interact with chromadb to store and query embeddings effectively.
  • Included language model interaction using MultiFMClient for generating text based on different prompts.
  • Developed helper functions for keyword extraction, style-based rewriting, and simple text translations demonstrating practical NLP applications.

examples/RAG.ipynb

Title: Enhancements in Jupyter Notebook for NLP Analysis | Label: enhancement

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  • Configured the notebook to load environment settings essential for execution.
  • Updated procedures to fetch and encode data for NLP operations.
  • Demonstrated embedding storage and querying in chromadb.
  • Elaborated on setting up practical NLP tasks like question answering within a notebook environment.
  • Stressed on real-time interaction with language models to derive answers based on contextual embeddings.

poetry.lock

Title: Dependency Updates in lock file | Label: dependency update

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  • Updated several libraries such as bcrypt, chroma-hnswlib, chromadb to their respective previous stable versions ensuring compatibility and security.
  • Ensured all listed dependencies are aligned with the required versions for optimal performance and stability of NLP operations described in the demo scripts.

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  1. Loads environmental variables using dotenv.
  2. Downloads the text of "War and Peace" by Tolstoy from Project Gutenberg and splits it into chunks of 1000 characters to create a list of documents.
  3. Uses the SentenceTransformer model to convert each chunk of text into embeddings.
  4. Connects to a chromadb database, creates a collection named "SampleDB", and adds the embeddings and the respective documents into the collection.
  5. Queries the collection for the top 20 documents related to a specific question about cars by encoding the query and using it as a search reference.
  6. Uses the chat completion feature of the MultiFMClient from aimodels.client for chatting purposes, simulating different roles via messaging, where the system predicts and prints responses based on context provided.
  7. Demonstrates functions for querying a large language model to generate responses based on prompts, and using the model for keyword tagging and rewriting texts to specific styles or summaries.
  8. Has updated the versions of some packages in poetry.lock and introduces a notebook (RAG.ipynb) which presumably involves experimenting or demonstrating functionality similar to what is written in the script, though details in the .ipynb file content aren't provided.

Overall, the changes focus on demonstrating the data handling capabilities of the AI models with textual datasets, performing queries in a sophisticated manner, and integrating these models into applications.

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  1. Environment and Imports:

    • The script starts by loading environment variables with load_dotenv() and imports necessary libraries such as requests, sentence_transformers, and chromadb.
  2. Data Fetching and Processing:

    • The script fetches a text document from an online source using requests.get(). It then formats this data by removing new lines and splitting the text into chunks of 1000 characters. This is a good approach when the data size is considerable, and processing needs to be manageable.
  3. Embedding Generation:

    • Using SentenceTransformer, the script generates embeddings for the processed text chunks. This step is crucial for converting text data into a numerical format that machine learning models can process.
  4. Database Operations with ChromaDB:

    • It utilizes chromadb to create a new collection and add embeddings along with the original documents. This is beneficial for storing and querying vector data efficiently.
  5. Query and Response Generation:

    • The script executes a query against the processed embeddings to get relevant documents. Then, it uses a language model from aimodels.client.MultiFMClient to generate answers based on the context extracted from query results. This part effectively combines retrieval with natural language understanding.
  6. Utility Functions for Chat, Keyword Tagging, and Text Rewriting:

    • Additional utilities are included to facilitate chatting, generate keywords from text, and rewrite documents stylistically. These are useful for several NLP applications such as SEO optimization and creative writing aids.
  7. Comparison and Difference Evaluation:

    • The script also includes functionality to compare different model outputs and manually select the best one, which is a practical approach for iterative model testing and selection.

Recommendations:

  • Error Handling: It is recommended to add error handling around network requests and database operations to manage failures gracefully.

  • Parameterization: Consider parameterizing the script to accept command-line arguments or configurations, making it more flexible for different uses without altering the code.

  • Testing and Validation: Implement unit tests to ensure each part of the script functions as expected, especially since there are multiple external dependencies like network resources and third-party services.

  • Optimization: Evaluate the performance of embedding generation and querying, potentially optimizing by batching operations or tweaking transformer model parameters.

  • Documentation and Comments: Enhance readability and maintainability by adding more detailed comments and documentation within the script, explaining why certain choices were made, which can be particularly helpful for complex logic or less intuitive steps.

Overall, the code introduced in this PR demonstrates a robust approach to integrating modern NLP processes into data retrieval and language modeling tasks, with consideration for practical enhancements and expansions.

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Enhance Data Processing with Sentence Transformers and MultiFMClient Usage

  • Added extensive examples for utilizing sentence transformers, ChromaDB for embedding data, and querying based on embeddings for a large text retrieved from Gutenberg.
  • Integrated MultiFMClient for creating chat-like interactions using models from different sources including GROQ and Claude.
  • Introduced functions such as keyword_tagging, rewrite_as, and generic_compare that utilize LLMs to manipulate and analyze text data.
  • Updated Jupyter notebooks demonstrate setting up the local environment and various operations such as data loading, encoding, and querying the database.
  • Have reduced complexity in text and data management by utilizing embedding strategies and automated text transformations.

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examples/DataScientistDemo.py

Title: Implement Data Embedding and Query Operations | Label: enhancements

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  • Imported necessary libraries including sentence_transformers and MultiFMClient.
  • Processed text data from a large dataset, encoded it with SentenceTransformer, and added data to ChromaDB.
  • Implemented a query operation from encoded embeddings and used MultiFMClient for generating answers from prompts based on the context.
  • Added multiple custom functions to illustrate operations like keyword tagging, text rewriting in different styles, and summarizing text via LLMs, enhancing the flexibility in handling various text transformation tasks.

examples/RAG.ipynb

Title: Enhance Jupyter Notebook with Environment Setup and Data Operations | Label: documentation

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  • Set up environment configurations with load_dotenv.
  • Demonstrated dataset loading and operations like training data extraction and embedding using SentenceTransformer.
  • Showcased querying the database via embeddings and obtaining contextual results.
  • Highlighted chat model interactions for answering contextual questions using MultiFMClient.

examples/multi_fm_client.ipynb

Title: Detail MultiFMClient Setup and Basic Operations | Label: enhancements

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  • Expanded functionality of Jupyter notebook by adding complete setup for MultiFMClient including necessary imports and execution steps.
  • Provided clear code cells for various functions of MultiFMClient demonstrating both initialization and use in answering queries based on provided context.

poetry.lock

Title: Dependency Updates in Poetry Locke File | Label: refactoring

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  • Updated versions of several packages including bcrypt, torch, transformers, pydantic-core, and numpy to maintain the latest features compatibility with higher performance and security.

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  1. Loading Environment Variables

    • load_dotenv() is used at the start of the scripts, allowing the script to use environment variables from a .env file, making it flexible for configuration changes without modifying the code.
  2. Fetching Text Data

    • requests.get(url) is used to fetch text data from a provided URL, which is Gutenberg in this case. After fetching, newline characters are replaced with spaces to make the processing easier.
  3. Splitting Data into Documents

    • The text data is split into chunks of 1000 characters, facilitating manageable processing blocks, often required in NLP tasks for handling large text blobs.
  4. Sentence Embeddings

    • SentenceTransformer is used to encode the documents into embeddings which are numerical representations of the text beneficial for various NLP tasks including similarity searches and clustering.
  5. Database Operations with ChromaDB

    • A connection to chromadb is established and a new collection is created.
    • Text embeddings and documents are added to this collection, organizing and making them searchable based on their embeddings.
  6. Querying and Natural Language Understanding

    • User's questions are converted into embeddings and a query is run against the chromadb collection to fetch relevant documents.
    • This is followed by further natural language processing where the system attempts to generate answers from the context using different AI language models (MultiFMClient with models like groq:llama3-70b-8192 and anthropic:claude-3-opus-20240229).
  7. Keyword Tagging and Text Rewriting

    • Functions like keyword_tagging and rewrite_as are introduced to perform keyword extraction and to rewrite texts in specific styles (e.g., cyberpunk).
    • These are complex NLP operations indicating advanced content manipulation capabilities, facilitated by the LLMs (Large Language Models).
  8. Comparative Text Summarization

    • The function generic_compare is crafted to perform tasks such as text summarization in different styles, demonstrating an advanced use of language models to generate concise content automatically.
  9. Performance and Interactive Testing

    • Code execution counts and data outputs (execute_result, stream, stdout) in the notebook suggest interactive and iterative testing of these functions, generally a part of development practices in data science and AI-related projects.

Overall, the PR integrates advanced NLP operations in the workflow, setting up a robust pipeline for text fetching, processing, database management, querying based on semantic similarity, and utilizing cutting-edge AI models for text generation and summarization. The use of environment variables and interactive Jupyter notebooks indicates a scalable project setup conducive for further expansion and testing. Each addition serves a clear purpose and builds towards creating an intelligent system capable of understanding and manipulating language data effectively.

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Enhance Data Scientist Demo with New Text Processing Features

  • Added integration with the latest text processing and machine learning libraries including sentence_transformers, requests, and dotenv.
  • Fetch text data from Gutenberg using requests.
  • Implement embedding with sentence_transformers for querying.
  • Set up ChromaDB client for creating and manipulating collections with embeddings and documents.
  • Interface with MultiFMClient for multiple complex operations such as completions and queries.
  • Utilized advanced chatting features with different language models through MultiFMClient.
  • Introduced complex querying and user-interaction through CLI for best results evaluation.
  • Added various creative text manipulations demonstrating keyword tagging, rewriting with style, and summarizing capabilities.
  • Leveraged env loading for better environment management.

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examples/DataScientistDemo.py

Title: Add Text Processing and ML Features | Label: enhancements

Changes Summary
  • Import necessary libraries: dotenv, requests, sentence_transformers, chromadb for enhanced text processing capabilities.
  • Utilize requests to fetch text data and process it into manageable pieces.
  • Integrate sentence_transformers for embedding text data to be used in ChromaDB.
  • Setup and interact with ChromaDB for querying embedded text data.
  • Advanced usage of MultiFMClient for generating text completions, and handling different models and prompts for more complex queries and interactions.

examples/RAG.ipynb

Title: Integrate Advanced Text Manipulation Features with Jupyter Notebook | Label: enhancements

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  • Implement the same text fetching and processing techniques within a Jupyter notebook environment.
  • Detailed code cells for setting up environment, fetching data, processing embeddings and setting up ChromaDB collections.
  • Interactive examples of querying and getting responses from embedded models.
  • Use of Jupyter-specific functionalities for clearer, step-by-step explanations and demonstrations.

examples/multi_fm_client.ipynb

Title: Enhance MultiFM Client Usability in Notebook | Label: enhancements

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  • Enhance the explanation and implementation of MultiFMClient functionalities within a notebook.
  • Demonstrate complex completions and responses handling with diverse models.
  • Illustrate various utility functions like keyword tagging and text rewriting in different styles for a deeper understanding of model capabilities.

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The pull request introduces changes in three files: DataScientistDemo.py, RAG.ipynb, and multi_fm_client.ipynb. Below you can find an overview of the changes in the DataScientistDemo.py script.

DataScientistDemo.py

  1. Environment and Imports:

    • The script loads environment variables using dotenv.
    • It imports modules to handle HTTP requests (requests), sentence transformation (sentence_transformers), and a custom client for models, among others.
  2. Text Retrieval:

    • It retrieves text data from a predefined URL (an ebook from gutenberg.net.au) and processes it to unite broken lines.
  3. Text Segmentation:

    • The text data is segmented into separate documents of 1000 characters each, stored in a list docs.
  4. Sentence Embedding:

    • The SentenceTransformer model is used to embed these segments into a numerical format, which are likely to be later used for similarity comparison or retrieval.
  5. Database Operations:

    • Utilizing chromadb, it creates a collection in the database and adds the embeddings along with their respective documents, assigning them ids in the range from 0 to the length of the embeddings list.
  6. Query for Context:

    • A question is embedded and a query is made to the database to retrieve the top 20 documents that could potentially contain the answer.
  7. Client Interactions Using MultiFMClient:

    • This connection seems to be set up to perform more complex interactions, possibly querying an AI or another service.
    • Messages and prompts are put together and sent to different models (anthropic:claude-3-opus-20240229, groq:llama3-70b-8192) to generate responses.
  8. Text Transformation Functions:

    • Keyword Tagging and Text Rewriting functions are integrated that make use of AI models to generate keywords from text and to rewrite text in a specific style (like a cyberpunk style).
  9. Comparison Generator:

    • This directly interacts with the document segments using large language models and creates a summary. It further compares outputs and requires a manual input to judge the best response among options.

Evaluation and Suggestions:

  • Good implementation of text retrieval and embedding which are crucial for NLP tasks.
  • The decision to split up the document into manageable chunks is essential for performance and accuracy in large document handling.
  • Use of transformers and language models demonstrates a complex use case, possibly in an AI-driven query answering system.
  • The database operations with chromadb are well implemented, with careful handling of embeddings and document storage which is critical in retrieval tasks.
  • Proper error handling can be implemented to manage failures in HTTP requests or model loading.
  • It might be beneficial to include logging for critical steps to debug or understand the flow better during runtime.
  • Depending on the frequency of database queries and the operational cost, consider caching frequently accessed data.

Overall, the use cases formulated in this script are advanced and structured well to provide a framework for complex NLP and database interaction tasks.

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This pull request introduces several enhancements and new features into the DataScientistDemo.py example, aimed at improving text processing capabilities by leveraging machine learning and natural language processing techniques:

  • Environment Configuration and Model Initialization

    • Import required libraries and initialize environment variables for seamless integration and operational efficiency.
    • Setup SentenceTransformer model for embeddings and MultiFMClient for managing model interactions.
  • Data Collection and Preprocessing

    • Implement functionality to retrieve text data from a given URL and preprocess it for downstream tasks such as embedding generation and document storage.
  • Transformers and Database Operations

    • Encode text data into embeddings and store them in the ChromaDB collection, facilitating efficient similarity searches and retrieval operations.
  • Enhanced Model Interaction

    • Deploy advanced query capabilities using embeddings and leverage pretrained models to generate context-aware responses, enhancing the interaction quality with the model.
  • Keyword Extraction and Text Rewriting Utilities

    • Introduce utilities for keyword extraction and style-based rewriting, allowing for dynamic text manipulation based on specified criteria.
  • Comparative Analysis

    • Provide infrastructure to compare different summaries or transformations of the text, enriching the analytical capabilities regarding text data processing.

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examples/DataScientistDemo.py

Title: Comprehensive Text Processing Enhancements | Label: enhancements

Changes Summary
  • Configured environment and loaded necessary models for text encoding and querying.
    • Added URL-based text data retrieval and preprocessing steps.
    • Integrated embedding generation and storage in ChromaDB for quick access and retrieval.
    • Enhanced interaction with models to answer queries based on the text context.
    • Implemented keyword extraction and text rewriting utilities.
    • Added functionality for comparative analysis of text outputs.

examples/RAG.ipynb

Title: Update RAG Notebook with Enhanced Data and Model Operations | Label: enhancements

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  • Updated Jupyter notebook to mirror enhancements made in DataScientistDemo.py.
    • Integrated new methods for model interaction and embedding generation following the updated procedures and libraries.

examples/multi_fm_client.ipynb

Title: Refinement in MultiFM Client Usage | Label: refactoring

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  • Reflected updated methods and functions in Jupyter notebook to sync with the latest changes in handling embeddings and model queries effectively.

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Integrate AI Text Processing Capability with New Chat and Keyword Tagging Functions

  • Significant Enhancements to Data Processing and AI Tasks: Introduces comprehensive enhancements to handle more complex data, questions, and responses more effectively.
  • Addition of Advanced AI Model Interactions: Incorporates interactions with advanced AI models via the MultiFMClient to generate responses based on context and keyword tagging.
  • New Document Types and AI Model Support: Extends functionality to support various document types and integrates with sentence transformers and ChromaDB for efficient data handling and response generation.
  • Text Processing Enhancements: Implements multiple AI-driven text processing functionalities like keyword tagging and text rewriting, improving the overall text analysis and generation process.
  • Enhanced Query Capabilities with ChromaDB: Enriches query capabilities using embeddings in ChromaDB to fetch relevant document sections effectively based on the AI model encoded question.
  • Robust Framework for AI-driven Textual Interactions: Establishes a robust framework for advanced textual interactions with AI, leveraging machine learning models for content generation and summarization.

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examples/DataScientistDemo.py

Title: Enhancements in AI Model Interaction and Text Processing | Label: enhancement

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  • Added import statements for essential libraries such as dotenv, requests, and sentence_transformers.
  • Initialized environment and loaded necessary AI models and clients including SentenceTransformer and MultiFMClient.
  • Added complex text manipulation processes including fetching data from URLs, processing embeddings, and interaction with ChromaDB for data collection and querying.
  • Integrated multiple functions to interact with AI text generation models, including keyword tagging and content generation based on context and style.

examples/RAG.ipynb

Title: Integration of Enhanced Query Capabilities using ChromaDB in Jupyter Notebook | Label: enhancement

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  • Set up environment and initiated essential imports required for processing.
  • Demonstrated the process of data fetching, transformation, embedding generation, and embedding addition to ChromaDB.
  • Showcased querying collections, response generation using MultiFMClient, and string manipulation to handle textual data efficiently.

examples/multi_fm_client.ipynb

Title: Utilization of AI Models for Enhanced Textual Interaction in Jupyter Notebook | Label: enhancement

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  • Imported essential modules and integrated the AI client MultiFMClient for advanced model interactions.
  • Structured various text manipulation and interaction functions like chat-based response generation, keyword extraction, and text comparison, demonstrating robust handling and utilization of different large language models.

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  1. Environment and Imports:

    • The .env file is loaded to set up the environment variables.
    • Essential libraries such as requests and sentence_transformers are imported for HTTP requests and text embeddings respectively.
    • A database client from chromadb is used, suggesting interactions with a Chroma database.
  2. Data Acquisition and Preprocessing:

    • Text data is retrieved from an online source (https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks02/0200041.txt) through HTTP requests.
    • The retrieved text data is processed by replacing newline characters with spaces and segmented into chunks of 1000 characters. This preprocessing might be aimed at simplifying the handling of large text data or preparing for batch processing in ML models.
  3. Embedding Generation:

    • A model from sentence_transformers is employed to transform the preprocessed text documents into embeddings. These embeddings likely serve as input features for machine learning models.
  4. Database Operations:

    • A new database collection is created in chromadb, and both document embeddings and original chunks are stored. This indicates that embeddings are perhaps used for similarity searches or other retrieval operations facilitated by Chroma's capabilities.
  5. Query and Contextualization:

    • The application appears to prepare a query embedding and perform a query to retrieve related documents based on the embedding similarity.
    • It further contextualizes the results by aggregating documents, possibly to provide a summary or a focused context window around the query topic.
  6. Client Interaction with ML Models:

    • Interaction with different machine learning models through MultiFMClient, potentially to generate or refine responses based on the input prompt constructed from query results. This could be part of an AI chatbot or an automated response system.
  7. Function Definitions:

    • Helper functions chat, keyword_tagging, rewrite_as, and generic_compare suggest extensive use of natural language processing. These functions could be implementing features like keyword extraction, text rewriting in various styles, and text translation or summarization.
  8. Testing and Comparing Responses:

    • The code seems to test different model responses to the same prompt to evaluate which model performs best under certain criteria.

In summary, the PR integrates text acquisition and preprocessing, embeds generation, data storage and querying, and utilizes advanced NLP models for generating context-aware responses. This setup can serve multiple applications in automated systems requiring understanding and generation of human-like text responses.

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Add Natural Language Processing Model and Code Enhancements to Data Scientist Demo

This Pull Request introduces several key updates and enhancements to the DataScientistDemo.py script aimed at improving model handling and our chatbot's functionality. Main changes include:

  • Environment setup and sentence embedding for handling large texts with transformers and sentence-BERT model.
  • Establishment and querying of a Chroma database for embedding and document storage.
  • Helper functions for chat responses, keyword tagging, and text rewriting modeled after various authors and styles.
  • Keyword tagging function which aims at extracting keywords using different language models.
  • Text rewriting for different styles including a generic one and a rewrite for a specific author style.
  • Overall, the enhancements focus on improving the interaction of the chatbot using advanced NLP models and efficient handling of text data.

Key highlights:

  • Environment Setup: Initiates environment variables and imports necessary libraries.
    from dotenv import load_dotenv
    load_dotenv()
    import requests
  • Embedding and Storage: Implements embedding via Sentence-BERT and storage using Chroma for efficient querying.
    model = SentenceTransformer('sentence-transformers/all-MiniLM-L6-v2')
    data_emb = model.encode(docs)
    chroma_client = chromadb.Client()
    collection = chroma_client.create_collection(name="SampleDB")
    collection.add(embeddings=data_emb.tolist(), documents=docs, ids=[str(idx) for idx in range(len(data_emb))])
  • Advanced NLP Utilization: Utilizes advanced models for multiple NLP tasks including keyword extraction, narrative rewriting to different styles, and direct interaction via prompt-based chat systems.
    def keyword_tagging(doc, llms):
        # Implementation for keyword extraction
        ...
        
    results = collection.query(query_embeddings=question_emb, n_results=20)
    context = " ".join(results['documents'][0])
  • File Processing and Model Interaction: Handle full text processes and interact with NLP models to fetch contextual results and responses effectively.

Files

examples/DataScientistDemo.py

Title: Enhancements in NLP Handling and Text Processing | Label: enhancement

Changes Summary
  • Added environmental setup at the start of the script for configurations and settings.
  • Introduction of Sentence Transformer for embedding text data and using embeddings to store and query in Chroma DB.
  • Utility functions for natural language understanding to enhance chat responses and content rewriting.
  • Implemented functions for keyword extraction and narrative style transformation.
load_dotenv()
model = SentenceTransformer("sentence-transformers/all-MiniLM-L6-v2")
chroma_client = chromadb.Client()
...
def rewrite_as(doc, llms, style="cyberpunk author"):
    ...
def generic_compare(doc, llms, prompt="Translate the text to pirate"):
    ...

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The Pull Request seems to involve multiple updates and additions to Python files aimed at integrating and utilising different machine learning models, along with the management of textual data and model querying.

  1. DataScientistDemo.py:

    • The file showcases utilization of multiple machine learning libraries such as requests, sentence_transformers, and chromadb for data retrieval, embedding generation, and database operations respectively.
    • The script fetches a literature piece from "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks02/0200041.txt", cleans it, splits it into document chunks, converts these chunks into embeddings and stores them in a custom database collection.
    • Additionally, the file demonstrates querying the database for documents similar to an embedded query and performing further NLP tasks on the resultant context using different Large Language Models (LLMs) like groq:llama3-70b-8192 and anthropic:claude-3-opus-20240229.
    • The code seems to implement keyword extraction and text rewriting to different styles using given large language models which indicates advanced manipulation of textual data, likely for data augmentation or feature enrichment purposes.
  2. RAG.ipynb:

    • This Jupyter notebook appears to handle similar operations as DataScientistDemo.py but in a notebook environment which is suitable for exploratory data analysis.
    • It imports the environment variables, processes data using similar libraries, and performs database operations.
  3. multi_fm_client.ipynb:

    • Similar to the previous files, but focusing specifically on interaction with AI models possibly using the MultiFMClient. It sets up conditions/stimuli and fetches model responses, indicating a testing or deployment scenario for dialog systems or similar applications.
  4. poetry.lock:

    • Updates dependencies including minor version regressions (bcrypt version downgraded from 4.2.0 to 4.1.3) which might be due to compatibility issues with other libraries or specific version requirements for stable integration.

From the libraries and frameworks used, and the type of operations performed, it's evident that this PR is focused on advancing capabilities in handling, processing, storing, and retrieving transformed textual data, embedding it, and utilizing modern NLP models to perform complex textual manipulations and queries, which can be applied in various AI-driven applications like chatbots, text analysis tools, or content generation systems. The notebooks and Python scripts are tailored for robust testing and demonstration of these capabilities in an interactive manner, likely for educational or developmental refinement within a team or for presentation purposes.

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Implement Enhanced Text Processing Utility with Sentence Transformers and AI Models in Python

This pull request introduces a comprehensive example of utilizing various AI techniques for text processing using Python. Significant changes and additions include:

  • Environment Setup: Ensures the environment is configured correctly by loading environment variables and requisite libraries.
  • Text Acquisition: Fetches a text document from an online source and processes it into manageable chunks.
  • Text Embedding: Employs a sentence transformer model to convert text data into a numerical format, facilitating further processing.
  • Database Operations: Demonstrates the creation of a new database collection and data insertion using chromadb.
  • Query Execution: Runs a query on the embeddings and further processes the results.
  • AI Model Interactions: Utilizes MultiFMClient for generating AI-based responses.
  • Utility Functions: Additional utility functions (chat, keyword_tagging, rewrite_as, and others) to showcase various text manipulation operations using AI models.
  • Summary and Comparison: Offers functions for comparing different AI-generated texts.

Files

examples/DataScientistDemo.py

Title: Enhancements to Text Processing Demonstrations | Label: enhancement

Changes Summary
  • Integrated dotenv for environment variable management.
  • Added text data fetching from "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks02/0200041.txt" and preprocessing.
  • Utilized SentenceTransformer for transforming document chunks into embeddings.
  • Demonstrated data insertion and query operations on chromadb.
  • Showcased usage of MultiFMClient for interacting with AI models to generate text completions.
  • Provided additional functions (chat, keyword_tagging, rewrite_as, generic_compare) to illustrate advanced text manipulation techniques.

examples/RAG.ipynb

Title: Expanding Notebook Examples on Text Processing | Label: enhancement

Changes Summary
  • Ensured essential libraries are loaded correctly using dotenv.
  • Added examples illustrating fetching and processing large datasets using load_dataset from 'datasets' library.
  • Embedded text data to numerical format using SentenceTransformer.
  • Extended demonstrations on how to setup and interact with databases for storing embeddings.
  • Enriched examples to perform complex queries on text data and interpret AI model's text-generation capabilities.

examples/multi_fm_client.ipynb

Title: Improve Usage Demonstrations of MultiFMClient | Label: enhancement

Changes Summary
  • Configured notebook environment to seamlessly integrate with external AI modeling tools.
  • Provided comprehensive guide through examples for communicating with AI models using custom prompts.
  • Showcased various AI-driven text operations like keyword generation and text rewriting leveraging AI models.
  • Offered clarity on evaluating and comparing different AI model outputs through user interactions.

poetry.lock

Title: Dependency Lock File Update | Label: dependency update

Changes Summary
  • Updated package versions to ensure compatibility with new code changes and added functionalities.
  • Locked dependencies specific to the new functionalities introduced in the text processing utilities.

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This pull request introduces significant updates to the DataScientistDemo.py file in Python, where it primarily focuses on extracting information from a large text corpus and interfacing with various natural language processing (NLP) APIs to create diverse language tasks. Here's a detailed breakdown of the changes:

  1. Environment Setup and Data Collection:

    • The .env file is loaded initially to set up environment variables.
    • The text corpus is fetched from "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks02/0200041.txt", a large text potentially in plain format, through HTTP GET request using requests library.
    • The fetched text data is simplified by replacing newline characters with space to make text processing straightforward.
  2. Data Segmentation and Pre-processing:

    • The entire corpus is split into segments of 1000 characters each. This could be to manage processing large data efficiently or to prepare data to be sent in batches to an NLP model.
  3. Embedding Transformation:

    • A pre-trained transformer model from the 'sentence-transformers' library transforms textual data into numerical embeddings. This model (sentence-transformers/all-MiniLM-L6-v2) specifically might be useful in capturing semantic meanings from the text.
  4. Database Interactions:

    • Establishes a connection to 'chromadb' database client and creates a collection named 'SampleDB'.
    • The earlier obtained segment embeddings, along with their plain texts and generated IDs, are added to the collection.
  5. Information Retrieval:

    • Queries the database for documents relevant to a generated embedding of the question "What is happening with cars?".
    • Retrieves and assembles the result documents into a context representing the question's scenario.
  6. Large Language Model (LLM) Operations:

    • Uses different APIs/models from the aimodels client to generate responses based on a given context through models like 'groq:llama3-70b-8192' and 'anthropic:claude-3-opus-20240229'.
    • The code structure includes separate functions to generate responses using different LLM setups, providing a clear abstraction for interacting with models.
  7. Keyword Extraction and Rewriting Text:

    • Two specific functions are used to extract keywords and rewrite text in a different narrative style using LLMs. This is quite essential for summarizing information or presenting the same information in a different form or style.
  8. Text Comparison and Summarization:

    • There's functionality to compare options generated by different LLMs for summarizing certain text sections.
    • It includes user interaction to select the best summary option through a manual interface (input() call).

Notable Considerations:

  • The use of .append() on lists and direct string concatenations inside loops could be optimized by alternative methods like list comprehensions or using join() for strings, particularly when dealing with large datasets, to enhance performance.
  • Error handling isn't explicitly stated across network requests and database interactions, which might be crucial to avoid crashes in real-world scenarios.

Overall, this PR sets up a robust framework for handling and processing large sets of data through efficient usage of modern NLP techniques and APIs, while also structuring interactions with an LLM and a NoSQL database quite effectively.

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Enhance Data Extraction and Preprocessing for Text in Python

  • Environment Setup and Text Acquisition from URL: Setup with load_dotenv, fetching text data from "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks02/0200041.txt" using requests and preprocessing it into manageable chunks.
  • Text Embedding with SentenceTransformer: Utilize the 'all-MiniLM-L6-v2' model from sentence_transformers to convert text data into embeddings.
  • Database Operations with ChromaDB: Creation and insertion of text embeddings and documents into a ChromaDB collection.
  • Query Execution and Text Context Extraction: Example of querying the ChromaDB to extract specific document context.
  • Multi-Model Inference with MultiFMClient: Implementation of mixed large language models for generating responses based on the input query and context.
  • Utility Functions for Language Models:
    • keyword_tagging: Extract keywords from text using different language models.
    • rewrite_as: Style transfer for text as seen in different author styles.
    • generic_compare: Generic text manipulation like summarization or stylization through user-defined prompts.
  • Comparison Execution on Document Subset: Applying generic_compare on a subset of document to extract summaries, logging and selecting the best summarization interactively.

Files

examples/DataScientistDemo.py

Title: Enhance Text Processing and Machine Learning Pipelines | Label: enhancement

Changes Summary
  • Setup dotenv for environment management and acquire text data from a URL.
  • Split and preprocess text data into segments manageable by ML models.
  • Utilize SentenceTransformer for converting text segments into embeddings.
  • Perform CRUD operations on ChromaDB with text data.
  • Implement querying in ChromaDB to fetch relevant document context based on embeddings.
  • Setup and demonstrate usage of MultiFMClient for generating responses from multiple models.
  • Define utility functions for keyword extraction, text rewriting in different styles, and text comparison using large language models.
  • Introduce interactive text summarization comparison and logging.

examples/RAG.ipynb

Title: Add Jupyter Notebook for Text Query and Response Generation | Label: documentation

Changes Summary
  • Introduce a Jupyter Notebook demonstrating end-to-end process from text fetching, processing to querying.
  • Detailed cells for loading environment, fetching data, processing it through SentenceTransformer, and storing in ChromaDB.
  • Example cells for setting up text query embedding and utilizing MultiFMClient for generating response.
  • Implements the same functionality as described in the Python script but in an interactive notebook format.

examples/multi_fm_client.ipynb

Title: Interactive Demonstration of Multi-model Text Completion | Label: documentation

Changes Summary
  • Develop a Jupyter Notebook showcasing the use of multiple models for completing text based on user-defined prompts.
  • Notebooks emphasize on the practical application of MultiFMClient in generating text completions.
  • Detailed annotation and cell execution outputs to guide users on usage and expected results.

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The PR introduces a new example script DataScientistDemo.py under the examples directory. Here's a breakdown of its functionality:

  1. Environment Setup and Imports:

    • It starts by loading environment variables using dotenv and importing necessary libraries such as requests for making HTTP requests, sentence_transformers for sentence embedding, and chromadb for database interaction.
  2. Data Retrieval:

    • The script retrieves a text document from Project Gutenberg (url = "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks02/0200041.txt").
    • It cleans the data by replacing newline characters with spaces and divides the entire document into smaller chunks (each of size 1000 characters).
  3. Text Embedding:

    • A pre-trained model from sentence_transformers is used to convert text data into embeddings.
  4. Database Operations with ChromaDB:

    • Initializes a chromadb client and creates a new collection SampleDB.
    • Adds the text embeddings and the corresponding documents to the collection.
  5. Query and Retrieve Context using ChromaDB:

    • The script performs a query to find documents relevant to the question "What is happening with cars?" by encoding the question into an embedding and querying the chromadb collection.
  6. Use MultiFMClient for Chat Completion:

    • Using the MultiFMClient from the aimodels package, the script generates chat completions based on the context derived from the chromadb query result. The model used for generating completions is specified by the model parameter such as "groq:llama3-70b-8192" and "anthropic:claude-3-opus-20240229".
  7. Keyword Tagging and Text Rewriting with Large Language Models:

    • Implements functions keyword_tagging and rewrite_as to generate keywords from a document and to rewrite a text in a specific style (like cyberpunk) using large language models (LLMs) specified in llms.
  8. Comparison of Text Summaries:

    • The generic_compare function generates summaries of texts using different models and prints them alongside the original texts to facilitate manual comparison and user rating.
  9. Handling Model Responses:

    • The script includes the handling and printing of responses from the MultiFMClient() and different modeling functions designed to process and respond based on input and context prompts.

Overall, this script serves as a comprehensive example of using modern NLP tools and databases to process, store, and retrieve textual data, perform query-based document retrieval, and engage with language models for various text transformation tasks. The use case appears tailored for demonstrations or educational purposes, showcasing integration across multiple NLP and database technologies.

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Integrate Gutenberg Text Retrieval and Processing with AI Model Deployment

  • Added functionality to fetch and process text data from Gutenberg.
  • Implemented embedding generation using SentenceTransformer.
  • Set up a ChoromaDB client and added functionality for data storage and querying.
  • Integrated the handling of model responses for given prompts using multiple language models.
  • Established functions for keyword tagging and rewriting text in a specific style using language models.
  • Included error handling and data structure management for efficient query response.
  • Provided an example notebook with structured code outlining data interaction and model querying processes.
  • Set up Poetry configurations and locked dependencies necessary for the Transformers-based models and data handling.

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examples/DataScientistDemo.py

Title: Data Handling and AI Model Integration | Label: enhancement

Changes Summary
  • Added imports for environmental variable handling (dotenv), data requests (requests), text data transformation (sentence_transformers) and database operations (chromadb).
  • Set up client for database operations using chromadb.
  • Enabled data fetching from a URL, processing into usable text segments, and transforming these segments into embeddings.
  • Inserted query and response handling for AI model predictions based on the processed text data.
  • Implemented additional functionality for generating prompts, handling model responses and restructuring text data.
  • Added error handling and modular function setups for different AI model communication and operation tasks.

examples/RAG.ipynb

Title: Jupyter Notebook for Model Interaction | Label: documentation

Changes Summary
  • Created a Jupyter notebook illustrating the usage of the AI model with real-time data inputs.
  • Showed examples of data retrieval, processing, and querying using AI models.
  • Demonstrated different methods of data interaction and the responses from the model.

examples/multi_fm_client.ipynb

Title: Multi-Model Interaction Examples | Label: documentation

Changes Summary
  • Demonstrated different language model interactions in Jupyter notebook format for ease of experimentation.
  • Provided concrete use cases for handling multiple model outputs.
  • Showed code blocks for setting up the AI model client and fetching/comparing responses through a user-friendly interface.

poetry.lock

Title: Dependency Management | Label: dependency management

Changes Summary
  • Updated dependencies to ensure compatibility with new code in DataScientistDemo.py.
  • Locked versions of required libraries like sentence_transformers and chromadb reflecting the new feature implementations.
  • Maintained controlled environment for smooth function execution across different setups.

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The pull request introduces new example code in Python for performing various tasks such as fetching text data from a URL, encoding textual data with a machine learning model (SentenceTransformer), storing and retrieving the embeddings into/from a Chroma service, generating responses to questions about the embedded text using three different large language models, keyword extraction, text rewriting in a specific style (e.g., cyberpunk), and text translation into pirate speak. The main operations involve:

  1. Loading environment variables:

    from dotenv import load_dotenv
    load_dotenv()
  2. Fetching textual data:
    A URL (text data source) is defined, and the content is fetched using the requests library:

    url = "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks02/0200041.txt"
    response = requests.get(url)
    data = response.text.replace("\n", " ")
  3. Dividing and embedding the fetched data:
    The data is divided into chunks of 1000 characters and embedded using the SentenceTransformer model:

    docs = [data[idx * 1000 : (idx + 1) * 1000] for idx in range(len(data) // 1000)]
    docs.append(data[(len(data) // 1000) * 1000 :])
    model = SentenceTransformer("sentence-transformers/all-MiniLM-L6-v2")
    data_emb = model.encode(docs)
  4. Storing and querying data embeddings using the Chroma service:
    Using the chromadb client, a collection is created and data embeddings along with their associated documents are added:

    chroma_client = chromadb.Client()
    collection = chroma_client.create_collection(name="SampleDB")
    collection.add(
        embeddings=data_emb.tolist(),
        documents=docs,
        ids=[str(idx) for idx in range(len(data_emb))],
    )
  5. Generating responses using different AI models:
    Utilizing various language models like LLM-70b, Claude-3, etc., the program generates answers to a specific question by firstly encoding the question, querying the Chroma database, and then sending the context and question to the AI models for the final response.

  6. Keyword extraction and style rewriting function:
    Functions are implemented to extract keywords and rewrite text in specific styles using multiple language models (LLM models). Each function handles text transformation tasks and returns the outputs.

  7. Comparison of different model outputs:
    Given text data, it queries different language models for summary generations and asks for user input to determine the best summary among those provided.

These functionalities make use of modern libraries and frameworks such as requests for HTTP requests, transformers for handling large pre-trained AI models, Chroma for embeddings storage and querying, Jupyter notebooks for interactive data science and machine learning operations, etc. This code can be useful for data scientists or developers who need to automate data retrieval, transformation, keyword extraction, or similar text modifications leveraging state-of-the-art machine learning models.

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Enhance Chroma Database with Sentence Transformers and Generative AI

  • Integrate Sentence Transformers to encode text documents and store the embeddings in a Chroma database.
  • Use a Generative AI model (e.g. GPT-3) to generate answers to questions based on the stored context.
  • Implement a simple demo that allows users to query the database and get relevant responses.
  • Explore the use of keyword tagging and text rewriting to enhance the functionality of the system.

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examples/DataScientistDemo.py

Title: Integrate Sentence Transformers and Generative AI | Label: enhancement

Changes Summary
  • Load and preprocess text data from a URL
  • Encode the text using Sentence Transformers and store the embeddings in a Chroma database
  • Use a Generative AI model (e.g. GPT-3) to generate answers to user questions based on the stored context
  • Implement functions for keyword tagging and text rewriting to enhance the system
  • Demonstrate the end-to-end functionality with sample usage

examples/RAG.ipynb

Title: Implement Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) | Label: enhancement

Changes Summary
  • Load and preprocess text data from a dataset
  • Encode the text using Sentence Transformers and store the embeddings in a Chroma database
  • Use a Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) model to generate answers to user questions based on the stored context
  • Demonstrate the end-to-end functionality with sample usage

examples/multi_fm_client.ipynb

Title: Demonstrate Multi-Model Inference | Label: enhancement

Changes Summary
  • Use the MultiFMClient to call multiple language models (e.g. GPT-3, LLaMA) and compare their outputs
  • Implement a function to generate pirate-themed text as an example of text rewriting
  • Showcase the ability to use different language models for various tasks

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The new code introduced in this Pull Request (PR) is located in the DataScientistDemo.py file. Here's a summary of the key changes:

  1. Load Dotenv: The code starts by loading environment variables from a .env file using the load_dotenv() function.

  2. Load Text Data: The code then downloads a text file from a URL, splits the text into chunks of 1000 characters, and stores them in the docs list.

  3. Encode Text Data: The code uses the SentenceTransformer model to encode the text chunks into numerical embeddings, which are stored in the data_emb variable.

  4. Create Chroma Database: The code creates a Chroma database collection and adds the text chunks and their embeddings to it.

  5. Query the Database: The code defines a sample question, encodes it using the SentenceTransformer model, and then queries the Chroma database to find the 20 most relevant text chunks.

  6. Use Multi-FM Client: The code creates a MultiFMClient instance and uses it to generate responses to the sample question based on the retrieved text chunks, using two different language models (groq:llama3-70b-8192 and anthropic:claude-3-opus-20240229).

  7. Implement Keyword Tagging: The code defines a keyword_tagging function that generates a list of keywords from a given text using the two language models.

  8. Implement Text Rewriting: The code defines a rewrite_as function that rewrites a given text in a "cyberpunk author" style using the two language models.

  9. Implement Generic Comparison: The code defines a generic_compare function that can be used to perform various text transformation tasks (e.g., summarization) using the two language models.

Overall, this PR introduces a set of utilities for working with text data, including loading and encoding text, creating a Chroma database, querying the database, and generating text using different language models. The key focus seems to be on exploring the capabilities of the MultiFMClient for tasks like keyword extraction, text rewriting, and generic text transformation.

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Enhance Chroma Database with Sentence Transformers and Generative AI

  • Integrate Sentence Transformers to encode text documents and store the embeddings in a Chroma database.
  • Use a Generative AI model (e.g. GPT-3) to generate answers to questions based on the stored context.
  • Implement a simple demo that allows users to query the database and get relevant responses.

Files

examples/DataScientistDemo.py

Title: Integrate Sentence Transformers and Generative AI | Label: enhancement

Changes Summary
  • Load and preprocess text data from a URL
  • Encode the text using Sentence Transformers and store the embeddings in a Chroma database
  • Use a Generative AI model (e.g. GPT-3) to generate answers to user questions based on the stored context
  • Implement a simple demo that allows users to query the database and get relevant responses

examples/RAG.ipynb

Title: Implement Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) | Label: enhancement

Changes Summary
  • Load and preprocess text data from a dataset
  • Encode the text using Sentence Transformers and store the embeddings in a Chroma database
  • Use a Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) model to generate answers to user questions based on the stored context
  • Demonstrate the end-to-end workflow of the RAG model

examples/multi_fm_client.ipynb

Title: Demonstrate Multi-Model Inference | Label: enhancement

Changes Summary
  • Use the MultiFMClient to call multiple Generative AI models (e.g. GPT-3, Claude) and compare their outputs
  • Implement a function to generate a list of keywords from the given text using the MultiFMClient
  • Implement a function to rewrite the given text in a specific style (e.g. cyberpunk) using the MultiFMClient
  • Implement a generic function to perform various text transformation tasks using the MultiFMClient

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The new code introduced in this Pull Request (PR) is located in the DataScientistDemo.py file. Here's a summary of the key changes:

  1. Load Dotenv: The code starts by loading environment variables from a .env file using the load_dotenv() function.

  2. Load Text Data: The code then downloads a text file from a URL, splits the text into chunks of 1000 characters, and stores them in the docs list.

  3. Encode Text Data: The code uses the SentenceTransformer model to encode the text chunks into numerical embeddings, which are stored in the data_emb variable.

  4. Create Chroma Database: The code creates a Chroma database collection and adds the text chunks and their embeddings to it.

  5. Query the Database: The code defines a sample question, encodes it using the SentenceTransformer model, and then queries the Chroma database to find the 20 most relevant text chunks.

  6. Use Language Models: The code then uses two different language models (from Anthropic and Groq) to generate responses to the sample question, based on the retrieved text chunks.

  7. Implement Keyword Tagging: The code defines a keyword_tagging function that generates a list of keywords for a given text, using the two language models.

  8. Implement Text Rewriting: The code defines a rewrite_as function that rewrites a given text in a "cyberpunk author" style, using the two language models.

  9. Implement Generic Comparison: The code defines a generic_compare function that can be used to perform various text-based tasks, such as summarizing or translating the text, using the two language models.

Overall, this PR introduces a set of utilities for working with text data, including loading data, encoding it, storing it in a Chroma database, and using language models to perform various text-related tasks. The key focus seems to be on exploring the capabilities of different language models and integrating them with the Chroma database for efficient text processing and retrieval.

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