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Summary of ChangesHello @Jintao-Huang, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed! This pull request enhances the template encoding mechanism by providing a new configuration option to explicitly manage the addition of end-of-sequence (EOS) tokens. This change allows users to precisely control when EOS tokens are appended, offering greater flexibility in various generation scenarios, such as fine-tuning or specific inference tasks where default EOS behavior might need to be overridden. Highlights
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This pull request introduces support for an add_eos flag in extra_kwargs to control the addition of the end-of-sequence token. The implementation is functionally correct, but I've suggested a small refactoring to improve code clarity by limiting the scope of the new variable. This will make the code more maintainable.
| if add_eos is None: | ||
| add_eos = (self.is_training | ||
| or self.task_type != 'causal_lm') and not sep_token and not endswith_stop_words | ||
| if add_eos: | ||
| extra_context_list = template_meta.suffix | ||
| extra_context_type = ContextType.SUFFIX |
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To improve readability and limit variable scope, it's better to declare and use the add_eos logic entirely within this block, as it's the only place it's used. Using a local variable like add_eos_flag makes it clear that its scope is confined here.
With this change, you can remove the declaration add_eos = inputs.extra_kwargs.get('add_eos') from line 1102.
| if add_eos is None: | |
| add_eos = (self.is_training | |
| or self.task_type != 'causal_lm') and not sep_token and not endswith_stop_words | |
| if add_eos: | |
| extra_context_list = template_meta.suffix | |
| extra_context_type = ContextType.SUFFIX | |
| add_eos_flag = inputs.extra_kwargs.get('add_eos') | |
| if add_eos_flag is None: | |
| add_eos_flag = (self.is_training | |
| or self.task_type != 'causal_lm') and not sep_token and not endswith_stop_words | |
| if add_eos_flag: | |
| extra_context_list = template_meta.suffix | |
| extra_context_type = ContextType.SUFFIX |
FIX: 避免 grpo训练,被截断的数据包含eos_token