TicTacToe GPT Finetuning
Simple python implementation of Tic Tac Toe.
Designed to make GPT able to recognize valid moves in Tic Tac Toe
$ pip install tictactoe-gpt-finetuning
Examples
Generate a game:
from tictactoe_gpt_finetuning import tictactoe
print( tictactoe.generate_random_game() )Generate many games:
from tictactoe_gpt_finetuning import tictactoe
print( tictactoe.generate_n_games() )Initialize and use the game board to place in top left:
from tictactoe_gpt_finetuning import tictactoe
b = tictactoe.BoardState()
b.make_move( 0, 0, 'x' )
print( b )
# output:
# x - -
# - - -
# - - -Train a Model
We can compare inputs to outputs of the model, and compare predictions of the model before and after finetuning.
from tictactoe import Model, finetune, compare_tictactoe_predictions
gpt = Model()
# See what predictions look like before finetuning
compare_tictactoe_predictions( gpt )
# Fine-tune the model
finetune( gpt, n_epochs=10 )
# See what new predictions look like after finetuning
compare_tictactoe_predictions1 maintainer
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