Richer conversational snippet for AutoModel #1611
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I wanted to start the discussion because longer snippets could perhaps start making sense now that we auto-create notebooks, but happy to defer for now. |
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that's fine we can always try imo! let's see what others think too |
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I can't remember if we already discussed about this. This is an attempt to make the
AutoModelsnippet more self-contained, for the particular but frequent case of conversational transformers models. The pipeline version already got this treatment in #1434, but theAutoModelversion is currently too barebones in comparison, as shown in the screenshot below.In my opinion this could reduce the friction for users that want to experiment with the models in Colab or Kaggle.
cc @Vaibhavs10 @ariG23498