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OpenAI now offers "function calling" where the developers (us) can specify functions for chatGPT 3.5/4 to call when it encounters an situation where it feels this is appropriate.
Should we give our chat model a function to run R code to evaluate? Obviously there are other potential factions we could build like a function to look at the user environment etc?
I am thinking when a user asks "why doesn't this code work d <- dentiy(ddf$X)" the app could test the code, catch the error and use the error i its answer?
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JamesHWade
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Feature consideration
Feature Request: Use Functions to Evaluate R Code
Jun 14, 2023
I'll look into it. I honestly don't totally understand how to implement this just following the docs, but I'll be checking out some examples in youtube
I just want to say that I've looked for examples in youtube and mostly found the same examples provided in the docs. The two other related projects I know about for VSCode (Genie and chatbot-ui) have nothing on functions
OpenAI now offers "function calling" where the developers (us) can specify functions for chatGPT 3.5/4 to call when it encounters an situation where it feels this is appropriate.
Documentation here: https://platform.openai.com/docs/guides/gpt/chat-completions-api
Should we give our chat model a function to run R code to evaluate? Obviously there are other potential factions we could build like a function to look at the user environment etc?
I am thinking when a user asks "why doesn't this code work
d <- dentiy(ddf$X)
" the app could test the code, catch the error and use the error i its answer?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: