Fix chat templates (#917)

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* Torch 2.4 Xformers 0.0.27post2

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* Gemma 2 fixes

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* Providing more flexibility for users to customize their llama when using LoRA (#910)

* Update llama.py

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* Update chat_templates.py

* return model

* Update tokenizer_utils.py

* Update chat_templates.py

* Update tokenizer_utils.py

* Train on completions

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Co-authored-by: Po-Lung Wang <Brownwang0426@gmail.com>
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Daniel Han 2024-08-14 00:58:02 -07:00 committed by GitHub
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@ -1458,9 +1458,10 @@ extra_eos_tokens = None,
ollama_eos = '\n'.join(f'PARAMETER stop "{eos}"' for eos in ollama_eos)
# Ollama modelfile
part = '"""'
modelfile = 'FROM {__FILE_LOCATION__}\n\n'\
'TEMPLATE """' + system_modelfile + input_modelfile + output_modelfile + \
'"""\n\n' + ollama_eos
'TEMPLATE ' + part + system_modelfile + input_modelfile + output_modelfile + \
part + '\n\n' + ollama_eos
# HF Jinja Chat template
def process(part, which, content = "message['content']"):
@ -1659,6 +1660,70 @@ extra_eos_tokens = None,
pass
# From https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/longest-common-substring-array-strings/
# Longest Common Substring in an Array of Strings
def _longest_common_substring(arr):
n = len(arr)
s = arr[0]
l = len(s)
res = ""
for i in range(l):
for j in range(i + 1, l + 1):
stem = s[i:j]
k = 1
for k in range(1, n):
if stem not in arr[k]:
break
if (k + 1 == n and len(res) < len(stem)):
res = stem
return res
pass
def _find_common_token_ids(component, tokenizer):
"""
\n### User:\n\n
\n\n### User:\n\n
etc
we need to find the middle most repeatted part.
Tokenizers can tokenize newlines or spaces as 1 token!
"""
right_text = ""
if component.endswith (" "): right_text = " "
elif component.endswith("\n"): right_text = "\n"
left_text = ""
if component.startswith (" "): left_text = " "
elif component.startswith("\n"): left_text = "\n"
stripped = component.strip()
# Add current pieces and also newlines
all_input_ids = []
for left in range(3):
for right in range(3):
x = left*left_text + stripped + right*right_text
x = tokenizer(x, add_special_tokens = False).input_ids
all_input_ids.append(x)
x = left*"\n" + stripped + right*"\n"
x = tokenizer(x, add_special_tokens = False).input_ids
all_input_ids.append(x)
pass
pass
substring = _longest_common_substring([str(x + [0]) for x in all_input_ids])
substring = substring.split(", ")[:-1]
substring = [int(x) for x in substring]
# Also get rest of tokenized string
original = tokenizer(component, add_special_tokens = False).input_ids
# Get optional left and right
for j in range(len(original)):
if original[j : j + len(substring)] == substring: break
optional_left = original[:j]
optional_right = original[j+len(substring):]
return substring, optional_left, optional_right
pass
def train_on_responses_only(
trainer,
instruction_part = None,
@ -1685,41 +1750,87 @@ def train_on_responses_only(
response_part = tokenizer._unsloth_output_part
pass
instruction_ids = tokenizer(instruction_part, add_special_tokens = False).input_ids
response_ids = tokenizer(response_part, add_special_tokens = False).input_ids
# Get most common tokens since tokenizers can tokenize stuff differently!
Q_must, Q_left, Q_right = _find_common_token_ids(instruction_part, tokenizer)
A_must, A_left, A_right = _find_common_token_ids(response_part, tokenizer)
instruction_length = len(instruction_ids)
response_length = len(response_ids)
max_length = max(instruction_length, response_length)
# Store some temporary stuff
A_first = A_must[0]
len_A_must = len(A_must)
A_left_reversed = A_left[::-1]
A_right_forward = A_right
Q_first = Q_must[0]
len_Q_must = len(Q_must)
Q_left_reversed = Q_left[::-1]
Q_right_forward = Q_right
def _train_on_responses_only(examples):
input_ids_ = examples["input_ids"]
all_labels = []
for input_ids in input_ids_:
labels = [-100] * len(input_ids)
m = len(input_ids) - max_length
first_response = response_ids[0]
first_instruction = instruction_ids[0]
n = len(input_ids)
labels = [-100] * n
n_minus_1 = n - 1
j = 0
while j < m:
if input_ids[j] == first_response:
if input_ids[j : j+response_length] == response_ids:
j = j + response_length
start = j
while j < m:
if input_ids[j] == first_instruction and input_ids[j : j+instruction_length] == instruction_ids:
j = j + instruction_length
labels[start : j] = input_ids[start : j]
break
elif j == (m-1):
j = m
labels[start:] = input_ids[start:]
break
while j < n:
# Find <assistant>
if (input_ids[j] == A_first) and \
(input_ids[j : (k := j + len_A_must)] == A_must):
# Now backtrack to get previous optional tokens
for optional_left in A_left_reversed:
if j < 1: break
if optional_left == input_ids[j-1]: j -= 1
else: break
pass
# And forwards look as well
for optional_right in A_right_forward:
if k >= n_minus_1: break
if optional_right == input_ids[k+1]: k += 1
else: break
pass
# assistant_j = j
assistant_k = k
j = assistant_k
# Given <assistant>, now find next user
while j < n:
# Find <user>
# Also accept last final item if assistant is the last turn
if (j == n_minus_1) or \
((input_ids[j] == Q_first) and \
(input_ids[j : (k := j + len_Q_must)] == Q_must)):
# Now backtrack to get previous optional tokens
for optional_left in Q_left_reversed:
if j < 1: break
if optional_left == input_ids[j-1]: j -= 1
else: break
pass
j += 1
# And forwards look as well
for optional_right in Q_right_forward:
if k >= n_minus_1: break
if optional_right == input_ids[k+1]: k += 1
else: break
pass
user_j = j
# Account for last item
if user_j != n_minus_1:
# user_k = k
# j = user_k
j = k
else:
user_j = n
k = n
pass
# Now copy input_ids to labels
labels[assistant_k : user_j] = input_ids[assistant_k : user_j]
# print(assistant_j, assistant_k, user_j, user_k)
break
pass
j += 1
pass
pass
j += 1