Wow... such great content. So many interesting components, useful overview, full code run-through, reflection on results. Love your teaching style... look forward to more videos and will spread the word about this channel.
This is a great video. Thank you for making it. I would love for you to go into more detail around 21mins in where you're introducing the main state and its attributes and breakdown why these attributes were the ones that needed to make up the base State and your thinking behind that decision-making. Thanks again for your detailed and articulate videos.
Sure! The graph state can hold anything, but the most important thing to note is that its also the container that holds all of the data that you might want to pull from at any given node. So for all relevant pieces of the application (this analysis/generator in this case), I need a field that can store those values to be able to pass them along the process/workflow that were creating with the 'graph'. Hence why every relevant piece of information to the task at hand is needed to be stored in there, so I could either pull the right data at each node, saved processed data at each node, use the data in some way for conditional routing logic, or at the final output grab the right information out of the node to display nicely. This can be setup in pretty much any way/typing!
Beautiful presentation. However, when I try to execute the main script at the end, I do not get any input opportunities and get errors related to invalidUpdateError - I think this is because I never had a chance to enter the chatID or the new topic. It says that Must write to at least one of [‘task’, ‘new_topic’, etc.
hmm this might be due to your environment, are you running in jupyter lab or VScode? I've only ran in the local jupyterlab server. If that doesn't fix the issue I can make a feature that takes the inputs outside of the graph
could you actually upload a video from A-Z with simple clear steps for any newbe to install gemma 9B on their computer, there is literally none on youtube
Wow... such great content. So many interesting components, useful overview, full code run-through, reflection on results. Love your teaching style... look forward to more videos and will spread the word about this channel.
This is a great video. Thank you for making it. I would love for you to go into more detail around 21mins in where you're introducing the main state and its attributes and breakdown why these attributes were the ones that needed to make up the base State and your thinking behind that decision-making. Thanks again for your detailed and articulate videos.
Sure! The graph state can hold anything, but the most important thing to note is that its also the container that holds all of the data that you might want to pull from at any given node. So for all relevant pieces of the application (this analysis/generator in this case), I need a field that can store those values to be able to pass them along the process/workflow that were creating with the 'graph'.
Hence why every relevant piece of information to the task at hand is needed to be stored in there, so I could either pull the right data at each node, saved processed data at each node, use the data in some way for conditional routing logic, or at the final output grab the right information out of the node to display nicely. This can be setup in pretty much any way/typing!
Thank you, this is an excelent demo of capability and limitations.
Excellent demo.
Beautiful presentation. However, when I try to execute the main script at the end, I do not get any input opportunities and get errors related to invalidUpdateError - I think this is because I never had a chance to enter the chatID or the new topic. It says that Must write to at least one of [‘task’, ‘new_topic’, etc.
hmm this might be due to your environment, are you running in jupyter lab or VScode? I've only ran in the local jupyterlab server. If that doesn't fix the issue I can make a feature that takes the inputs outside of the graph
im getting 404 file not found while looking for source code can you reply when fixed?
Fixed! Thanks for pointing that out
Running jupyterlab locally.
could you actually upload a video from A-Z with simple clear steps for any newbe to install gemma 9B on their computer, there is literally none on youtube
ua-cam.com/video/-lnR9oU0Jl8/v-deo.htmlsi=7jPY48RgFRSezGz_
Download Ollama and run `ollama run gemma2` and that'll download gemma 2 9B!