Author(s): Serj Smorodinsky

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Transition from prompt string manipulations to a PyTorch like framework

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Link to the official tutorial

Full code at your one stop LLM classification project

Here’s a link to a short YouTube video with the code rundown

My goal is to showcase complex technologies through non trivial use cases. This time I have chosen to focus DSPy framework. Its raison d’etre (reason of being) is to abstract, encapsulate and optimize the logic that is needed for tasking LLM outputs.

DSPy allows coders to specify inputs and outputs for an LLM task, and let the framework deal with composing the best possible prompt.

Why should you care?

You can brag about it during lunchImprove code readabilityImprove LLM task outputs

This is the first part of a series, in which we will focus on an implementation of LLM based classifier. In the next instalment we go deeper with actual optimization.

What is DSPy?Why DSPy?Use case: LLM intent classifier for customer service

DSPy is a framework that was created by Stanford researches. I love the way that the official docs explain so I’m attaching it here:

DSPy emphasises programming over prompting. It unifies techniques for prompting and fine-tuning LMs as well as improving them with reasoning and tool/retrieval augmentation, all expressed through a… Read the full blog for free on Medium.

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