experimentmaker 0.1.1

Experiment Maker. Create prompts and experimental pipelines to do in-context learning with GPT-3

Experiment Maker:

Experiment Maker is a software developed to reduce the effort and the time spent when designing prompts for in-context learning and/or combining multiple prompts in an experimental pipeline. This package allows you to create custom prompts and pipelines to perform in-context learning with GPT-3.

Our system is composed of two complementary components:

• Prompt Designer: supports users to design promptss.

  Research project adopted in “Leveraging pre-trained language models for conversational information seeking from text”

• Pipeline Maker: helps users in creating a pipeline by combining multiple prompts.

  Pipeline Maker. This tool is part of the Experiment Maker project. It allows to create custom GPT-3 pipeline. Adopted in “Assisted Knowledge Graph Building Using Pre-Trained Language Models” This tool also allows to integrate custom python scripts to manipulate results.

Demo video:

See our tool in action https://youtu.be/5e_XAdI2bPQ

Installation:

You can choose to install the entire program from pypi

• Experiment Maker

  pip install experimentmaker

Or, install one of the two components:

• Prompt Designer

  pip install promptdesigner

• Pipeline Maker

  pip install pipelinemaker

Execute programs:

• Experiment Maker:

  from experimentmaker.experimentmaker import LunchEM
  LunchEM()

To lunch one of the components - Prompt Designer:

from promptdesigner.PromptDesigner import LunchPromptDesigner
LunchPromptDesigner()

• Pipeline Maker:

  from pipelinemaker.experimentmaker import LunchExperiment
  LunchExperiment()

Custom Modules (filters)

You can test our custom modules (written in python) contained in the folder filters-scripts. To create your own custom filter, you simply need to write a python class with a method, or a python function, called ‘Parse’ that accept a single argument. The results of a step, or the results of the pipeline are passed as dictionary to the method/function.

For example, consider the following example function. This function receives the results (data variable) and clean the answers by removing unused characters from the text.

def Parse(self, data):
   def parseitem(item):
       item = item.replace('-', '', 1)
       item = item.replace("'", '', 1)
       item = item.replace("'", '', 1)
       item = item.strip()
       return item

   if type(data) == str:
       return parseitem(data)
   return [parseitem(item) for item in data]