Fixed the errors in the code! #25
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FIxed some errors that were placed in the code and allows you to completely save a book! Increased word count and using a higher token limit with GPT-3.5.
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Added all of my fixes and changes the way the book is saved with a random number in the filename as well as removing errors that were in the code but applying fixes to generate the structure of the book. |
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| ## I can't figure out the code for this |
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Yes this part of the code works so far I just formatted it differently
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| def get_chapter(self, chapter_index, prompt): | ||
| if len(self.base_prompt) == 3: | ||
| if len(self.base_prompt) <= 9: |
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This increase is because you're using 16k, right? So you can give more context?
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This might have been the ghostwriter on replit but I'm not sure because I can't remember why I changed it in the first place
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| # Get the number of chapters | |||
| print('How many chapters should the book have?') | |||
| chapters = int(input('> ')) | |||
| if chapters <= 1: | |||
| words = 1 | |||
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| # Get the number of words per chapter | |||
| print('How many words should each chapter have?') | |||
| # Check if it is below 1200 | |||
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this comment probably needs to be updated as well, but I also found it weird to have min limit...
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I fooled around with a lot of the settings just testing what didn't work and I needed this to prevent something unwanted from happening. Right now the code works without all prompting because I have each setting fixed right now. I made it up to 10 chapters with 2000 words using the newer November gpt-3.5-turbo
| structure, _ = book.get_structure() | ||
| print(structure) | ||
| structure = book.get_structure() | ||
| print(book) |
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This is actually how I'm using it right now and there are some changes to make testing a bit easier but I'm only have a problem getting the structure and yeah I changed it back to print structure instead of print book https://replit.com/@CJSTRYKER/AuthorGPT
FIxed some errors that were placed in the code and allows you to completely save a book! Increased word count and using a higher token limit with GPT-3.5.