8000 fix sample_idx off-by-one error by lapp0 · Pull Request #1179 · abetlen/llama-cpp-python · GitHub
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@lapp0 lapp0 commented Feb 12, 2024

Fixes an off-by-one error when applying logits processor.

In this example, a draft model isn't used. The sample_idx is set to one less than the length of the input tokens, resulting in the last token being truncated.

(Pdb) idx
8
(Pdb) self._input_ids
array([    1,  1824,   349,   272,  1141,   302,  5459,  9955, 28804],
      dtype=int32)
(Pdb) len(self._input_ids)
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(Pdb) self._input_ids[:idx]
array([   1, 1824,  349,  272, 1141,  302, 5459, 9955], dtype=int32)

@abetlen Would appreciate a review since you have a better understanding of the sample_idx argument. Especially considering this will impact logits = self._scores[idx, :]

Related: dottxt-ai/outlines#638

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abetlen commented Feb 13, 2024

@lapp0 I'll look into this, is it specifically an issue with the logits_processor?

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lapp0 commented Feb 13, 2024

@abetlen yes it is.

@lapp0 lapp0 force-pushed the fix-sample_idx-off-by-one branch from 447b511 to 493d6a7 Compare February 13, 2024 16:54
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abetlen commented Feb 13, 2024

@lapp0 thank you, looks good to me!

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lapp0 commented Feb 13, 2024

Thanks so much!

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