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This is the Demo: [DEMO](https://huggingface.co/spaces/freeCS-dot-org/Artificium-llama-3.1-8B) |
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# Examples (model 8bit quantized in these examples): |
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## Test 1: |
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### Prompt: |
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How many r in raspberry, what is the number of letters in the capital of italy, which number is bigger 9.9099 or 9.99 |
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### Response: |
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<span class="md svelte-8tpqd2 chatbot prose"><p>assistantThe user has asked three separate questions:</p> |
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<li>How many 'r's are in "raspberry"?</li> |
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<li>What is the number of letters in the capital of Italy?</li> |
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<li>Which number is bigger, 9.9099 or 9.99?</li> |
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<p>To accurately answer these questions, I must consider each one individually.</p> |
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<p>Let's break down each question:</p> |
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<li><p><strong>How many 'r's are in "raspberry"?</strong></p> |
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<li>The word "raspberry" contains 8 letters: R-A-S-P-B-E-R-R-Y.</li> |
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<li>To find the number of 'r's, I need to count the occurrences of the letter 'R' in this word.</li> |
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<li>There are 3 'R's in the word "raspberry".</li> |
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<li><p><strong>What is the number of letters in the capital of Italy?</strong></p> |
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<li>The capital of Italy is Rome.</li> |
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<li>To find the number of letters in the name "Rome", I need to count the individual letters.</li> |
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<li>The name "Rome" contains 4 letters: R-O-M-E.</li> |
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<li><p><strong>Which number is bigger, 9.9099 or 9.99?</strong></p> |
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<li>To compare these two numbers, I need to understand that they are both decimal numbers.</li> |
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<li>I will convert both numbers to a comparable format and then compare them.</li> |
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<li>Both numbers can be converted to fractions by dividing them by their respective denominators (10000 for 9.9099 and 100 for 9.99).</li> |
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<li>However, since we are only interested in whether one number is bigger than the other, we can compare their decimal parts directly.</li> |
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<li>9.9099 has more decimal places than 9.99, but the values are very close.</li> |
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<li>To determine which number is bigger, I will compare the decimal parts:<ul> |
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<li>For 9.9099, the decimal part is 0.9099.</li> |
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<li>For 9.99, the decimal part is 0.99.</li> |
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<li>Since 0.9099 is less than 0.99, 9.9099 is smaller than 9.99.</li> |
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<p>In conclusion, here are the answers to the user's questions:</p> |
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<li><p><strong>How many 'r's are in "raspberry"?</strong></p> |
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<li>There are 3 'R's in the word "raspberry".</li> |
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<li><p><strong>What is the number of letters in the capital of Italy?</strong></p> |
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<li>The name "Rome" contains 4 letters.</li> |
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<li><p><strong>Which number is bigger, 9.9099 or 9.99?</strong></p> |
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<li>9.99 is bigger than 9.9099.</li> |
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<p>These answers provide a detailed breakdown of each question and offer a clear resolution to each inquiry.</p> |
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