Ottimizzazione con FunctionGemma

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Questa guida mostra come mettere a punto FunctionGemma per la chiamata di strumenti.

mentre FunctionGemma è in grado di chiamare gli strumenti in modo nativo. Ma la vera capacità deriva da due competenze distinte: la conoscenza meccanica di come utilizzare uno strumento (sintassi) e la capacità cognitiva di interpretare perché e quando utilizzarlo (intento).

I modelli, soprattutto quelli più piccoli, hanno meno parametri disponibili per mantenere una comprensione complessa dell'intent. Ecco perché dobbiamo perfezionarli.

I casi d'uso comuni per la chiamata di funzioni di ottimizzazione includono:

  • Distillazione del modello: generazione di dati di addestramento sintetici con un modello più grande e ottimizzazione di un modello più piccolo per replicare in modo efficiente il flusso di lavoro specifico.
  • Gestione di schemi non standard: superare le difficoltà del modello di base con strutture di dati legacy, altamente complesse o con formati proprietari non presenti nei dati pubblici, ad esempio la gestione di azioni mobile specifiche del dominio.
  • Ottimizzazione dell'utilizzo del contesto: incorporamento delle definizioni degli strumenti nelle ponderazioni del modello. In questo modo puoi utilizzare descrizioni abbreviate nei prompt, liberando la finestra di contesto per la conversazione vera e propria.
  • Risoluzione dell'ambiguità della selezione: orientamento del modello verso policy aziendali specifiche, ad esempio la definizione della priorità di una knowledge base interna rispetto a un motore di ricerca esterno.

In questo esempio, ci concentreremo in modo specifico sulla gestione dell'ambiguità nella selezione degli strumenti.

Configura l'ambiente di sviluppo

Il primo passaggio consiste nell'installare le librerie Hugging Face, tra cui TRL e i set di dati per eseguire il fine-tuning del modello aperto, incluse diverse tecniche di RLHF e allineamento.

# Install Pytorch & other libraries
%pip install torch tensorboard

# Install Hugging Face libraries
%pip install transformers datasets accelerate evaluate trl protobuf sentencepiece

# COMMENT IN: if you are running on a GPU that supports BF16 data type and flash attn, such as NVIDIA L4 or NVIDIA A100
#% pip install flash-attn

Nota: se utilizzi una GPU con architettura Ampere (ad esempio NVIDIA L4) o più recente, puoi utilizzare Flash Attention. Flash Attention è un metodo che accelera notevolmente i calcoli e riduce l'utilizzo della memoria da quadratico a lineare in lunghezza della sequenza, con conseguente accelerazione dell'addestramento fino a tre volte. Scopri di più su FlashAttention.

Prima di poter iniziare l'addestramento, devi assicurarti di aver accettato i termini di utilizzo di Gemma. Puoi accettare la licenza su Hugging Face facendo clic sul pulsante Accetta e sul pulsante di accesso al repository nella pagina del modello all'indirizzo: http://huggingface.co/google/functiongemma-270m-it

Dopo aver accettato la licenza, è necessario un token Hugging Face valido per accedere al modello. Se esegui l'operazione all'interno di Google Colab, puoi utilizzare in modo sicuro il token Hugging Face utilizzando i segreti di Colab. In alternativa, puoi impostare il token direttamente nel metodo login. Assicurati che il token abbia anche l'accesso in scrittura, in quanto devi eseguire il push del modello su Hugging Face Hub dopo il perfezionamento.

# Login into Hugging Face Hub
from huggingface_hub import login
login()

Puoi conservare i risultati nella macchina virtuale locale di Colab. Tuttavia, ti consigliamo vivamente di salvare i risultati intermedi su Google Drive. In questo modo, i risultati dell'addestramento sono sicuri e puoi confrontare e selezionare facilmente il modello migliore.

Inoltre, regola la directory dei checkpoint e il tasso di apprendimento.

from google.colab import drive

mount_google_drive = False
checkpoint_dir = "functiongemma-270m-it-simple-tool-calling"

if mount_google_drive:
    drive.mount('/content/drive')
    checkpoint_dir = f"/content/drive/MyDrive/{checkpoint_dir}"

print(f"Checkpoints will be saved to {checkpoint_dir}")

base_model = "google/functiongemma-270m-it"
learning_rate = 5e-5
Checkpoints will be saved to functiongemma-270m-it-simple-tool-calling

Prepara il set di dati di perfezionamento

Utilizzerai il seguente set di dati di esempio, che contiene conversazioni di esempio che richiedono una scelta tra due strumenti: search_knowledge_base e search_google.

Set di dati per la chiamata di strumenti semplice

Considera la query: "Quali sono le best practice per scrivere una semplice funzione ricorsiva in Python?"

Lo strumento appropriato dipende interamente dalle tue norme specifiche. Mentre un modello generico viene impostato automaticamente su search_google, un'applicazione aziendale di solito deve controllare prima search_knowledge_base.

Nota sulla suddivisione dei dati: per questa dimostrazione, utilizzerai una suddivisione di addestramento/test 50/50. Sebbene una suddivisione 80/20 sia standard per i flussi di lavoro di produzione, questa divisione equa viene scelta appositamente per evidenziare il miglioramento delle prestazioni del modello sui dati invisibili.

import json
from datasets import Dataset
from transformers.utils import get_json_schema

# --- Tool Definitions ---
def search_knowledge_base(query: str) -> str:
    """
    Search internal company documents, policies and project data.

    Args:
        query: query string
    """
    return "Internal Result"

def search_google(query: str) -> str:
    """
    Search public information.

    Args:
        query: query string
    """
    return "Public Result"


TOOLS = [get_json_schema(search_knowledge_base), get_json_schema(search_google)]

DEFAULT_SYSTEM_MSG = "You are a model that can do function calling with the following functions"

def create_conversation(sample):
  return {
      "messages": [
          {"role": "developer", "content": DEFAULT_SYSTEM_MSG},
          {"role": "user", "content": sample["user_content"]},
          {"role": "assistant", "tool_calls": [{"type": "function", "function": {"name": sample["tool_name"], "arguments": json.loads(sample["tool_arguments"])} }]},
      ],
      "tools": TOOLS
  }

dataset = Dataset.from_list(simple_tool_calling)
# You can also load the dataset from Hugging Face Hub
# dataset = load_dataset("bebechien/SimpleToolCalling", split="train")

# Convert dataset to conversational format
dataset = dataset.map(create_conversation, remove_columns=dataset.features, batched=False)

# Split dataset into 50% training samples and 50% test samples
dataset = dataset.train_test_split(test_size=0.5, shuffle=True)
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Nota importante sulla distribuzione dei set di dati

Quando utilizzi shuffle=False per i tuoi set di dati personalizzati, assicurati che i dati di origine siano pre-combinati. Se la distribuzione è sconosciuta o ordinata, devi utilizzare shuffle=True per assicurarti che il modello apprenda una rappresentazione bilanciata di tutti gli strumenti durante l'addestramento.

Ottimizza FunctionGemma utilizzando TRL e SFTTrainer

Ora puoi eseguire il fine tuning del modello. Hugging Face TRL SFTTrainer semplifica la supervisione della messa a punto di LLM aperti. SFTTrainer è una sottoclasse di Trainer della libreria transformers e supporta tutte le stesse funzionalità.

Il codice seguente carica il modello FunctionGemma e il tokenizer da Hugging Face.

import torch
from transformers import AutoTokenizer, AutoModelForCausalLM

# Load model and tokenizer
model = AutoModelForCausalLM.from_pretrained(
    base_model,
    dtype="auto",
    device_map="auto",
    attn_implementation="eager"
)
tokenizer = AutoTokenizer.from_pretrained(base_model)

print(f"Device: {model.device}")
print(f"DType: {model.dtype}")

# Print formatted user prompt
print("--- dataset input ---")
print(json.dumps(dataset["train"][0], indent=2))
debug_msg = tokenizer.apply_chat_template(dataset["train"][0]["messages"], tools=dataset["train"][0]["tools"], add_generation_prompt=False, tokenize=False)
print("--- Formatted prompt ---")
print(debug_msg)
Device: cuda:0
DType: torch.bfloat16
--- dataset input ---
{
  "messages": [
    {
      "content": "You are a model that can do function calling with the following functions",
      "role": "developer",
      "tool_calls": null
    },
    {
      "content": "What is the reimbursement limit for travel meals?",
      "role": "user",
      "tool_calls": null
    },
    {
      "content": null,
      "role": "assistant",
      "tool_calls": [
        {
          "function": {
            "arguments": {
              "query": "travel meal reimbursement limit policy"
            },
            "name": "search_knowledge_base"
          },
          "type": "function"
        }
      ]
    }
  ],
  "tools": [
    {
      "function": {
        "description": "Search internal company documents, policies and project data.",
        "name": "search_knowledge_base",
        "parameters": {
          "properties": {
            "query": {
              "description": "query string",
              "type": "string"
            }
          },
          "required": [
            "query"
          ],
          "type": "object"
        },
        "return": {
          "type": "string"
        }
      },
      "type": "function"
    },
    {
      "function": {
        "description": "Search public information.",
        "name": "search_google",
        "parameters": {
          "properties": {
            "query": {
              "description": "query string",
              "type": "string"
            }
          },
          "required": [
            "query"
          ],
          "type": "object"
        },
        "return": {
          "type": "string"
        }
      },
      "type": "function"
    }
  ]
}
--- Formatted prompt ---
<bos><start_of_turn>developer
You are a model that can do function calling with the following functions<start_function_declaration>declaration:search_knowledge_base{description:<escape>Search internal company documents, policies and project data.<escape>,parameters:{properties:{query:{description:<escape>query string<escape>,type:<escape>STRING<escape>} },required:[<escape>query<escape>],type:<escape>OBJECT<escape>} }<end_function_declaration><start_function_declaration>declaration:search_google{description:<escape>Search public information.<escape>,parameters:{properties:{query:{description:<escape>query string<escape>,type:<escape>STRING<escape>} },required:[<escape>query<escape>],type:<escape>OBJECT<escape>} }<end_function_declaration><end_of_turn>
<start_of_turn>user
What is the reimbursement limit for travel meals?<end_of_turn>
<start_of_turn>model
<start_function_call>call:search_knowledge_base{query:<escape>travel meal reimbursement limit policy<escape>}<end_function_call><start_function_response>

Prima dell'ottimizzazione

L'output riportato di seguito mostra che le funzionalità predefinite potrebbero non essere sufficienti per questo caso d'uso.

def check_success_rate():
  success_count = 0
  for idx, item in enumerate(dataset['test']):
    messages = [
        item["messages"][0],
        item["messages"][1],
    ]

    inputs = tokenizer.apply_chat_template(messages, tools=TOOLS, add_generation_prompt=True, return_dict=True, return_tensors="pt")

    out = model.generate(**inputs.to(model.device), pad_token_id=tokenizer.eos_token_id, max_new_tokens=128)
    output = tokenizer.decode(out[0][len(inputs["input_ids"][0]) :], skip_special_tokens=False)

    print(f"{idx+1} Prompt: {item['messages'][1]['content']}")
    print(f"  Output: {output}")

    expected_tool = item['messages'][2]['tool_calls'][0]['function']['name']
    other_tool = "search_knowledge_base" if expected_tool == "search_google" else "search_google"

    if expected_tool in output and other_tool not in output:
      print("  `-> ✅ correct!")
      success_count += 1
    elif expected_tool not in output:
      print(f"  -> ❌ wrong (expected '{expected_tool}' missing)")
    else:
      if output.startswith(f"<start_function_call>call:{expected_tool}"):
        print(f"  -> ⚠️ tool is correct {expected_tool}, but other_tool exists in output")
      else:
        print(f"  -> ❌ wrong (hallucinated '{other_tool}')")

  print(f"Success : {success_count} / {len(dataset['test'])}")

check_success_rate()
1 Prompt: How do I access my paystubs on the ADP portal?
  Output: I cannot assist with accessing or retrieving paystubs or other company documents on the ADP portal. My current capabilities are limited to assisting with searching internal company documents and knowledge base queries.<end_of_turn>
  -> ❌ wrong (expected 'search_knowledge_base' missing)
2 Prompt: What is the syntax for Python list comprehensions?
  Output: I cannot assist with programming or providing programming syntax information. My current capabilities are focused on searching internal company documents and project data.<end_of_turn>
  -> ❌ wrong (expected 'search_google' missing)
3 Prompt: Where can I find the floor plan for Building B?
  Output: <start_function_call>call:search_knowledge_base{query:<escape>Floor plan for Building B<escape>}<end_function_call><start_function_call>call:search_google{query:<escape>Floor plan for Building B<escape>}<end_function_call><start_function_response>
  -> ⚠️ tool is correct search_knowledge_base, but other_tool exists in output
4 Prompt: Check the latest stock price for Apple.
  Output: <start_function_call>call:search_google{query:<escape>AAPL stock price<escape>}<end_function_call><start_function_response>
  `-> ✅ correct!
5 Prompt: What is the procedure for reporting a phishing email?
  Output: I cannot assist with providing instructions or procedures for reporting phishing emails. My capabilities are limited to assisting with specific search and document management functions.<end_of_turn>
  -> ❌ wrong (expected 'search_knowledge_base' missing)
6 Prompt: Show me examples of using the useEffect hook in React.
  Output: I am sorry, but I cannot assist with providing examples of using the `useEffect` hook in React. My current capabilities are focused on assisting with searching and retrieving internal company documents and project data using the specified tools. I cannot generate or explain code examples related to React hooks.<end_of_turn>
  -> ❌ wrong (expected 'search_google' missing)
7 Prompt: Who are the direct reports for the VP of Engineering?
  Output: <start_function_call>call:search_knowledge_base{query:<escape>VP of Engineering<escape>}<end_function_call><start_function_call>call:search_google{query:<escape>VP of Engineering<escape>}<end_function_call><start_function_response>
  -> ⚠️ tool is correct search_knowledge_base, but other_tool exists in output
8 Prompt: How do I list open ports on a Linux server?
  Output: I cannot assist with listing or querying open ports on Linux servers. My current capabilities are limited to assisting with searching internal company documents and project data using the specified tools.<end_of_turn>
  -> ❌ wrong (expected 'search_google' missing)
9 Prompt: What is our Slack message retention policy?
  Output: I cannot assist with finding or recommending company policies or terms of service regarding Slack messaging retention. My current capabilities are focused on searching internal company documents and project data.<end_of_turn>
  -> ❌ wrong (expected 'search_knowledge_base' missing)
10 Prompt: Compare the features of iPhone 15 vs Samsung S24.
  Output: I cannot assist with comparing device features or specifications. My current capabilities are focused on assisting with searching and managing company knowledge. I cannot browse or compare external product information.<end_of_turn>
  -> ❌ wrong (expected 'search_google' missing)
11 Prompt: I need the expense code for team building events.
  Output: I can certainly assist with searching for expense codes. Could you please specify the exact query you would like to use for searching the company expense database?<end_of_turn>
  -> ❌ wrong (expected 'search_knowledge_base' missing)
12 Prompt: Best practices for writing a Dockerfile for Node.js.
  Output: I am sorry, but I cannot assist with recommending best practices for writing Dockerfiles for Node.js. My current capabilities are focused on searching company documents and project data using specific tools. I cannot recommend or provide expert advice on software development best practices.<end_of_turn>
  -> ❌ wrong (expected 'search_google' missing)
13 Prompt: How do I request a new monitor setup?
  Output: I cannot assist with recommending or requesting hardware setup or configurations. My current capabilities are limited to assisting with searching company documents and project data using the specified tools. I cannot provide technical advice or recommendations for hardware setup.<end_of_turn>
  -> ❌ wrong (expected 'search_knowledge_base' missing)
14 Prompt: What is the difference between VLOOKUP and XLOOKUP in Google Sheets?
  Output: I cannot assist with comparing or contrasting Google Sheets and VLOOKUP/XLOOKUP in specific technical terms. My current capabilities are limited to assisting with specific data management functions like searching internal company documents and searching public knowledge base. I cannot provide expert comparisons or explanations of Google Sheets and VLOOKUP/XLOOKUP.<end_of_turn>
  -> ❌ wrong (expected 'search_google' missing)
15 Prompt: Find the onboarding checklist for new engineering hires.
  Output: <start_function_call>call:search_knowledge_base{query:<escape>onboarding checklist for new engineering hires<escape>}<end_function_call><start_function_response>
  `-> ✅ correct!
16 Prompt: What are the latest release notes for the OpenAI API?
  Output: <start_function_call>call:search_knowledge_base{query:<escape>OpenAI API release notes latest<escape>}<end_function_call><start_function_response>
  -> ❌ wrong (expected 'search_google' missing)
17 Prompt: Do we have preferred hotel partners in Paris?
  Output: I apologize, but I cannot assist with finding hotel partner information. My current capabilities are focused on searching company documents and project data using specific keywords. I cannot connect with or query business databases for hotel partnerships.<end_of_turn>
  -> ❌ wrong (expected 'search_knowledge_base' missing)
18 Prompt: How to undo the last git commit but keep the changes?
  Output: I cannot assist with managing or undoing Git repositories. My current capabilities are limited to assisting with searching and managing organizational knowledge bases. I cannot provide specific instructions or assistance with technical issues related to software development or Git operations.<end_of_turn>
  -> ❌ wrong (expected 'search_google' missing)
19 Prompt: What is the process for creating a new Jira project?
  Output: I cannot assist with creating or managing Jira project processes. My current capabilities are limited to assisting with searching company documents and project data using the specified tools.<end_of_turn>
  -> ❌ wrong (expected 'search_knowledge_base' missing)
20 Prompt: Tutorial on SQL window functions.
  Output: I cannot assist with tutorials or programming advice regarding SQL window functions. My capabilities are limited to assisting with searching company documents and knowledge base information.<end_of_turn>
  -> ❌ wrong (expected 'search_google' missing)
Success : 2 / 20

Formazione

Prima di poter iniziare l'addestramento, devi definire gli iperparametri che vuoi utilizzare in un'istanza SFTConfig.

from trl import SFTConfig

torch_dtype = model.dtype

args = SFTConfig(
    output_dir=checkpoint_dir,              # directory to save and repository id
    max_length=512,                         # max sequence length for model and packing of the dataset
    packing=False,                          # Groups multiple samples in the dataset into a single sequence
    num_train_epochs=8,                     # number of training epochs
    per_device_train_batch_size=4,          # batch size per device during training
    gradient_checkpointing=False,           # Caching is incompatible with gradient checkpointing
    optim="adamw_torch_fused",              # use fused adamw optimizer
    logging_steps=1,                        # log every step
    #save_strategy="epoch",                  # save checkpoint every epoch
    eval_strategy="epoch",                  # evaluate checkpoint every epoch
    learning_rate=learning_rate,            # learning rate
    fp16=True if torch_dtype == torch.float16 else False,   # use float16 precision
    bf16=True if torch_dtype == torch.bfloat16 else False,  # use bfloat16 precision
    lr_scheduler_type="constant",            # use constant learning rate scheduler
    push_to_hub=True,                        # push model to hub
    report_to="tensorboard",                 # report metrics to tensorboard
)

Ora hai tutti gli elementi di base necessari per creare il tuo SFTTrainer e iniziare l'addestramento del modello.

from trl import SFTTrainer

# Create Trainer object
trainer = SFTTrainer(
    model=model,
    args=args,
    train_dataset=dataset['train'],
    eval_dataset=dataset['test'],
    processing_class=tokenizer,
)
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The model is already on multiple devices. Skipping the move to device specified in `args`.

Inizia l'addestramento chiamando il metodo train().

# Start training, the model will be automatically saved to the Hub and the output directory
trainer.train()

# Save the final model again to the Hugging Face Hub
trainer.save_model()
The tokenizer has new PAD/BOS/EOS tokens that differ from the model config and generation config. The model config and generation config were aligned accordingly, being updated with the tokenizer's values. Updated tokens: {'bos_token_id': 2, 'pad_token_id': 0}.

Per tracciare le perdite di addestramento e convalida, in genere estrai questi valori dall'oggetto TrainerState o dai log generati durante l'addestramento.

Librerie come Matplotlib possono essere utilizzate per visualizzare questi valori in base ai passaggi o alle epoche di addestramento. L'asse X rappresenterebbe i passaggi o le epoche di addestramento, mentre l'asse Y rappresenterebbe i valori di perdita corrispondenti.

import matplotlib.pyplot as plt

# Access the log history
log_history = trainer.state.log_history

# Extract training / validation loss
train_losses = [log["loss"] for log in log_history if "loss" in log]
epoch_train = [log["epoch"] for log in log_history if "loss" in log]
eval_losses = [log["eval_loss"] for log in log_history if "eval_loss" in log]
epoch_eval = [log["epoch"] for log in log_history if "eval_loss" in log]

# Plot the training loss
plt.plot(epoch_train, train_losses, label="Training Loss")
plt.plot(epoch_eval, eval_losses, label="Validation Loss")
plt.xlabel("Epoch")
plt.ylabel("Loss")
plt.title("Training and Validation Loss per Epoch")
plt.legend()
plt.grid(True)
plt.show()

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Testare l'inferenza del modello

Al termine dell'addestramento, dovrai valutare e testare il modello. Puoi caricare campioni diversi dal set di dati di test e valutare il modello in base a questi campioni.

check_success_rate()
1 Prompt: How do I access my paystubs on the ADP portal?
  Output: <start_function_call>call:search_knowledge_base{query:<escape>paystubs API portal access codes<escape>}<end_function_call><start_function_response>
  `-> ✅ correct!
2 Prompt: What is the syntax for Python list comprehensions?
  Output: <start_function_call>call:search_google{query:<escape>Python list comprehensions syntax<escape>}<end_function_call><start_function_response>
  `-> ✅ correct!
3 Prompt: Where can I find the floor plan for Building B?
  Output: <start_function_call>call:search_knowledge_base{query:<escape>floor plan Building B floor plan<escape>}<end_function_call><start_function_response>
  `-> ✅ correct!
4 Prompt: Check the latest stock price for Apple.
  Output: <start_function_call>call:search_google{query:<escape>latest stock price Apple<escape>}<end_function_call><start_function_response>
  `-> ✅ correct!
5 Prompt: What is the procedure for reporting a phishing email?
  Output: <start_function_call>call:search_knowledge_base{query:<escape>phishing email procedure reporting policy<escape>}<end_function_call><start_function_response>
  `-> ✅ correct!
6 Prompt: Show me examples of using the useEffect hook in React.
  Output: <start_function_call>call:search_knowledge_base{query:<escape>useEffect hook examples React<escape>}<end_function_call><start_function_response>
  -> ❌ wrong (expected 'search_google' missing)
7 Prompt: Who are the direct reports for the VP of Engineering?
  Output: <start_function_call>call:search_knowledge_base{query:<escape>VP of Engineering direct reports<escape>}<end_function_call><start_function_response>
  `-> ✅ correct!
8 Prompt: How do I list open ports on a Linux server?
  Output: <start_function_call>call:search_google{query:<escape>open ports Linux server equivalents<escape>}<end_function_call><start_function_response>
  `-> ✅ correct!
9 Prompt: What is our Slack message retention policy?
  Output: <start_function_call>call:search_knowledge_base{query:<escape>slack message retention policy policy excerpt<escape>}<end_function_call><start_function_response>
  `-> ✅ correct!
10 Prompt: Compare the features of iPhone 15 vs Samsung S24.
  Output: <start_function_call>call:search_google{query:<escape>iPhone 15 vs Samsung S24 feature comparison<escape>}<end_function_call><start_function_response>
  `-> ✅ correct!
11 Prompt: I need the expense code for team building events.
  Output: <start_function_call>call:search_knowledge_base{query:<escape>expense code team building events<escape>}<end_function_call><start_function_response>
  `-> ✅ correct!
12 Prompt: Best practices for writing a Dockerfile for Node.js.
  Output: <start_function_call>call:search_knowledge_base{query:<escape>Docker file best practices Node.js<escape>}<end_function_call><start_function_response>
  -> ❌ wrong (expected 'search_google' missing)
13 Prompt: How do I request a new monitor setup?
  Output: <start_function_call>call:search_knowledge_base{query:<escape>new monitor setup request procedure<escape>}<end_function_call><start_function_response>
  `-> ✅ correct!
14 Prompt: What is the difference between VLOOKUP and XLOOKUP in Google Sheets?
  Output: <start_function_call>call:search_google{query:<escape>VLOOKUP vs XLOOKUP difference Google Sheets中<escape>}<end_function_call><start_function_response>
  `-> ✅ correct!
15 Prompt: Find the onboarding checklist for new engineering hires.
  Output: <start_function_call>call:search_knowledge_base{query:<escape>engineering hire onboarding checklist New hires.<escape>}<end_function_call><start_function_response>
  `-> ✅ correct!
16 Prompt: What are the latest release notes for the OpenAI API?
  Output: <start_function_call>call:search_google{query:<escape>latest OpenAI API release notes latest version<escape>}<end_function_call><start_function_response>
  `-> ✅ correct!
17 Prompt: Do we have preferred hotel partners in Paris?
  Output: <start_function_call>call:search_knowledge_base{query:<escape>preferred hotel partners in Paris<escape>}<end_function_call><start_function_response>
  `-> ✅ correct!
18 Prompt: How to undo the last git commit but keep the changes?
  Output: <start_function_call>call:search_knowledge_base{query:<escape>undo git commit last commit<escape>}<end_function_call><start_function_response>
  -> ❌ wrong (expected 'search_google' missing)
19 Prompt: What is the process for creating a new Jira project?
  Output: <start_function_call>call:search_knowledge_base{query:<escape>Jira project creation process<escape>}<end_function_call><start_function_response>
  `-> ✅ correct!
20 Prompt: Tutorial on SQL window functions.
  Output: <start_function_call>call:search_knowledge_base{query:<escape>SQL window functions tutorial<escape>}<end_function_call><start_function_response>
  -> ❌ wrong (expected 'search_google' missing)
Success : 16 / 20

Riepilogo e passaggi successivi

Hai imparato a ottimizzare FunctionGemma per risolvere l'ambiguità nella selezione degli strumenti, uno scenario in cui un modello deve scegliere tra strumenti sovrapposti (ad es. ricerca interna ed esterna) in base a specifiche norme aziendali. Utilizzando la libreria Hugging Face TRL e SFTTrainer, il tutorial ha illustrato il processo di preparazione di un set di dati, configurazione degli iperparametri ed esecuzione di un ciclo di ottimizzazione supervisionata.

I risultati illustrano la differenza fondamentale tra un modello di base "capace" e un modello sottoposto a fine-tuning "pronto per la produzione":

  • Prima del perfezionamento: il modello di base faticava a rispettare le norme specifiche, spesso non riusciva a chiamare gli strumenti o sceglieva quello sbagliato, con conseguente basso tasso di successo (ad es. 2/20).
  • Dopo l'ottimizzazione: dopo l'addestramento per 8 epoche, il modello ha imparato a distinguere correttamente tra le query che richiedono search_knowledge_base e search_google, migliorando il tasso di successo (ad es. 16/20).

Ora che hai un modello ottimizzato, considera i seguenti passaggi per passare alla produzione:

  • Espandi il set di dati: il set di dati attuale era una piccola suddivisione sintetica (50/50) utilizzata per la dimostrazione. Per un'applicazione aziendale solida, cura un set di dati più ampio e diversificato che copra casi limite ed eccezioni rare alle norme.
  • Valutazione con RAG: integra il modello ottimizzato in una pipeline di Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG) per verificare che le chiamate allo strumento search_knowledge_base recuperino effettivamente i documenti pertinenti e producano risposte finali accurate.

Consulta i seguenti documenti: