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selected exemplars were similar for different questions.

Hello, I've discovered that RL chose similar exemplars even when the query questions are different based on what I've learned from both the training logs and the resulting json files. Put otherwise, a certain number of exemplars were chosen at high frequencies.

  • See shot_pids in json, where "9254" and "36539" were frequently selected while "4995" was never used.
  • See cids for sample[-1] in batch in log, where [13 1] and [1 13] were dominant.

Does this suggest that those exemplars are in any way representative of the task or dataset?

Candidate examples for PromptPG at Inference time

Hi,

I am working on a method for exemplar selection for in-context learning and would like to compare it with PromptPG. From my understanding of the method, the set of candidate examples is kept the same between training and inference, but this doesn't seem to be the case in the implementation (comparing learn_policy.py:32 and run_gpt3.py:32). Is this supposed to be the case?

Thanks,
Shivanshu

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