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From the Hugging Face model README
The model is available here.
Loss after training : 0.397188. Validation loss after training: 1.135684.
Model's raw output :
"emotion|anger|increases_a_little\nemotion|hurt|increases\nrelationship|closeness|increases\nrelationship|trust|increases_a_little\nbelief|user_is_dismissive|increases"
Model's prediction :
state_changes:
emotion:
anger: increases_a_little
hurt: increases
relationship:
closeness: increases
trust: increases_a_little
belief:
user_is_dismissive: increases
memory: null
reflection: null
Output of the dataset :
state_changes:
relationship:
trust: increases_a_little
emotion:
anger: decreases
belief:
people_can_change: increases_a_little
memory: reinforce_previous_conflict
reflection: required
The model didn't really integrated the difference between relationship and emotion, didn't really integrated the subtleties about the character personnality, but didn't totally hallucinated : he integrated the output format, didn't repeat himself, and proposed a pretty relevant IR (not totally absurd). The result is quite the same as for the first model, but a little better (more content).
Model's raw output :
RAW OUTPUT:
"emotion|anger|increases\nemotion|fear|increases\nemotion|fear|increases\nrelationship|fear|increases\nrelationship|fear|increases\nrelationship|fear|increases\nrelationship|trust|increases\nbelief|user_cant_take|increases\nreflection|required"
Model's output :
state_changes:
emotion:
anger: increases
fear: increases
relationship:
fear: increases
trust: increases
belief:
user_cant_take: increases
memory: null
reflection: required
Output of the test dataset :
state_changes:
relationship:
respect: increases_a_little
disappointment: decreases
emotion:
irritation: decreases
pride: increases_a_little
belief:
effort_matters: increases
memory: reinforce_previous_conflict
reflection: required
As you can see, the modeld didn't hallucinated this time : he didn't repeated himself, gave a substancial output compared to the one of the first model. We still have the problem of the pertinence of the changes. I think this can be because of :
Next things to do are :