The prime focus of my codellama project is to fine-tune the Code Llama 7B model and juxtapose its performance with GPT-4. Utilizing the stack outlined below, I dive into an extensive analysis, providing a robust framework for further work with the Code Llama model.
- Python: The backbone of the project, used for scripting and handling various tasks.
- Requests: Library for sending HTTP requests, integrated in
completions.py
. - OpenAI: Utilized for interfacing with GPT-4.
- Torch: A core component used for building and training the Code Llama 7B model.
- Flask: Employed for rendering the user interface and handling HTTP requests/responses.
This script is central to managing API interactions, GPU memory monitoring, and initiating text generation tasks. Key functions include generate_gpt4_response
which orchestrates the entire process of text generation based on the input prompt and modality (GPT-4 or CodeLlama 7B). GPU memory stats are meticulously monitored and logged to ensure optimal performance.
The Flask application is initialized here, with routes defined for rendering the main page and handling text completion requests. The get_completion
route triggers the text generation process and responds with the generated text or an error message.
Contains predefined prompts utilized in completions.py
to guide the text generation process.
The project is structured into various Python scripts, each serving a unique purpose:
- completions.py: Manages API interactions, GPU memory monitoring, and initiates text generation tasks.
- main.py: Initializes the Flask application, defines routes for rendering the main page, and handles text completion requests.
- prompts.py: Holds predefined prompts for guiding the text generation process.
Below are snippets of code from the aforementioned scripts:
...
def generate_gpt4_response(
prompt,
modality,
api_key,
ckpt_dir,
tokenizer_path,
max_seq_len=256,
...
):
...
if modality == "gpt-4":
...
elif modality == "codellama-7b":
...
...
@bp.route('/get_completion', methods=["POST"])
def get_completion():
...
response = generate_gpt4_response(prompt, modality, api_key, ckpt_dir, tokenizer_path)
...
...
# codellama-7b
USER_PROMPT_LLAMA = """
{prompt}.
"""
For further insights and extended analysis, please refer to my website johncollins.ai.
codellama is released under the MIT License.