IndexError from alice.py

[microsoft]

IndexError from alice.py

[Thartvigsen]

Hi thanks for your interest in our work! Good catch in generate.py. Thanks!

The IndexError in alice.py is likely coming from changes in the GPT-3 API, though I can't confirm. It could help to investigate where that range error is coming from in the file itself and see if one of those input lists is perhaps empty? Assuming this stems from an API change, I don't have access at this point to dig into it.

[zqypku]

I also met these two problems.

1. IndexError
   This is caused by predicting things like '\n', ' ', or '<|endoftext|>', which can be solved by pre-defining some stopwords.
2. f.write(f"{response}\n")
response here is a list of sentences. (But in your error report it seems like a dict.) So you can just print it out and see how you can extract the string to write. E.g., I changed it to:

with open(args.output_file, "a") as f:
    for r in response:
        f.write("- "+r)
    f.write('\n')

[Oreki-PJ]

I also met these two problems.

1. IndexError
   This is caused by predicting things like '\n', ' ', or '<|endoftext|>', which can be solved by pre-defining some stopwords.
2. f.write(f"{response}\n")
response here is a list of sentences. (But in your error report it seems like a dict.) So you can just print it out and see how you can extract the string to write. E.g., I changed it to:

with open(args.output_file, "a") as f:
    for r in response:
        f.write("- "+r)
    f.write('\n')

I also met the IndexError, but i don't know where and how to pre-defining these stopwords? Can you help me? Thanks!