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I love your library—great job. However, I have some suggestions about the API you used in the last package.
Designing the API like this one is not really best way:
var encoder = ModelToEncoder.For("gpt-4o"); //
I suggest using intuitive object names and method names.
The following is widely more acceptably standard in the software industry for many reasons:
`var encoder = TokenEncoder.Create("gpt-4o");
or
var encoder = new TokenEncoder.For("gpt-4o");
You can also use the Tiktoken or Tiiktoken encoder. ModelEncoder is not an intuitive name. We are not encoding Models. Tokenizer is not a concept of model by its original paper. We should stay consistent with the references which we use.
Another suggestion related to providing the "string" ("gpt-xy") is ok, but some kind of enum or similar round string would be helpful.
var encoder = new TokenEncoder.For(Models.Gpt4o);
Hope this helps.
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Hi.
There is a small problem with Encoder.For/Encoder.Create - because this library is split into several packages, and the base package with abstractions for Encoder knows nothing about implementations for it, so I created a new class ModelToEncoder in the meta package, which already combines the main used Encoders. And therefore there is no way to somehow change the TokenEncoder class in it
Hi guys,
I love your library—great job. However, I have some suggestions about the API you used in the last package.
Designing the API like this one is not really best way:
var encoder = ModelToEncoder.For("gpt-4o"); //
I suggest using intuitive object names and method names.
The following is widely more acceptably standard in the software industry for many reasons:
`var encoder = TokenEncoder.Create("gpt-4o");
or
var encoder = new TokenEncoder.For("gpt-4o");
You can also use the Tiktoken or Tiiktoken encoder. ModelEncoder is not an intuitive name. We are not encoding Models. Tokenizer is not a concept of model by its original paper. We should stay consistent with the references which we use.
Another suggestion related to providing the "string" ("gpt-xy") is ok, but some kind of enum or similar round string would be helpful.
var encoder = new TokenEncoder.For(Models.Gpt4o);
Hope this helps.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: