The segmented paper template allows weak LLMs to write articles #114
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It is quite difficult for weak models to do so based on the default template, as one error in replaced text can lead to termination of editing in the *SEARCH/REPLACE mode*. Splitting the text into segments and enabling "whole" mode editing helps solve this problem. The approach was tested on the "2d_diffusion" task using the "groq/llama3-8b-8192".
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For some reason, text replacement is also and area where OpenHands are having issues... Just an observation for agent frameworks in general |
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It is quite difficult for weak models to do so based on the default template, as one error in replaced text can lead to termination of editing in the SEARCH/REPLACE mode. Splitting the text into segments and enabling "whole" mode editing helps solve this problem.
The approach was tested on the "2d_diffusion" task using the "groq/llama3-8b-8192".