I read an interesting Medium article the other day, titled Become the best GPT Master Chef, and thought I would grab the required parameters from the article to use in my future Text Prompts.

Deciding to use XP1, not ChatGPT, this is how it went.

Query_01:

Review this page; extract the 9 GPT model parameters; present as a simple list.

Result_01:

GPT Model Parameters:

  1. Temperature
  2. Maximum Length
  3. Top P
  4. Stop Sequence
  5. Frequency Penalty
  6. Presence Penalty
  7. Best of
  8. Inject Start Text
  9. Inject Restart Text

Query_02:

Modify this list to include Item 9 from the article Summary list.

Result_02:

GPT Model Parameters:

  1. Temperature
  2. Maximum Length
  3. Top P
  4. Stop Sequence
  5. Frequency Penalty
  6. Presence Penalty
  7. Best of
  8. Inject Start Text
  9. Inject Restart Text
  10. Show Probabilities

Verdict?

Not a bad result, although I am a little surprised to see that initially, instead of placing the two closely-related items ‘Inject Start Text’ and ‘Inject Restart Text’ onto 1 line as was the article; it split them out into 2 separate points; then did a recount; deciding to delete the last required entry.

Well, I did say 9, right?

Still, this was likely quicker than typing these 9 parameters out into a list, but possibly only just.

This extracted list now gives me the ability to force ChatGPT or XP1 to produce different results, which is a great idea for series of articles, that I will plan for this week.

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