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WIP: Currently developing a tool that generates random params to be used by the abitraryClientTool

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Could you visualise those csv results as what you did in your ipynb file, so that we have a better insight of how different temperature/different model size affect performance vs number of param.

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Could you please add some description and analysis of what your are doing in this notebook? It would be nice if that the bottom there was a conclusions section that summarized your findings.

sampling_params = {
"strategy": {
"type": "top_p",
"temperature": 0.5,
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When using tools I think you generally want to keep temperature to 0. Do you know how setting it to 0 impacts your results?

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Yep I'll give 0 ago

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What is value is high mid and low for temperature? Can you updated the files names with the actual value.

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1, 0.5, 0.1 for high, mid, low temperature. Will do

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