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Edited line 597 to match condition in line 242, "classifications". Also edited line 243 to match documentation ("label", not "labels").
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* Add a codex backtranslation example to improve SQL queries (openai#58) * Add a codex backtranslation example to improve SQL queries * Boris update ft example (openai#57) * update fine-tune example to show the new CLI outputs * model specifiction for search (openai#60) * Catch chunked encoding errors and retry (openai#63) * Add batch suggestion logic to prepare_data for fine_tunes and custom Q&A answers logic (openai#62) * Add batch suggestion logic to prepare_data for fine_tunes; add an example of how to create a rudimentary answers endpoint with a custom Q&A model Co-authored-by: Madeleine Thompson <madeleine@openai.com> Co-authored-by: hallacy <hallacy@openai.com>
* Add a codex backtranslation example to improve SQL queries (openai#58) * Add a codex backtranslation example to improve SQL queries * Boris update ft example (openai#57) * update fine-tune example to show the new CLI outputs * model specifiction for search (openai#60) * Catch chunked encoding errors and retry (openai#63) * Add batch suggestion logic to prepare_data for fine_tunes and custom Q&A answers logic (openai#62) * Add batch suggestion logic to prepare_data for fine_tunes; add an example of how to create a rudimentary answers endpoint with a custom Q&A model Co-authored-by: Madeleine Thompson <madeleine@openai.com> Co-authored-by: hallacy <hallacy@openai.com>
Edited line 597 to match condition in line 242, "classifications". Also edited line 243 to match documentation ("label", not "labels").
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Edited line 597 to match condition in line 242, "classifications". Also edited line 243 to match documentation ("label", not "labels").
With these changes openai tools classifications.prepare_data -f <FILENAME> works to convert files to JSONL.