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GoogleCloudAiplatformV1SchemaTextPromptDatasetMetadata

import type { GoogleCloudAiplatformV1SchemaTextPromptDatasetMetadata } from "https://googleapis.deno.dev/v1/aiplatform:v1.ts";

The metadata of Datasets that contain Text Prompt data.

interface GoogleCloudAiplatformV1SchemaTextPromptDatasetMetadata {
candidateCount?: bigint;
gcsUri?: string;
maxOutputTokens?: bigint;
note?: string;
promptType?: string;
stopSequences?: string[];
systemInstructionGcsUri?: string;
temperature?: number;
text?: string;
topK?: bigint;
topP?: number;
}

§Properties

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candidateCount?: bigint
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Number of candidates.

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gcsUri?: string
[src]

The Google Cloud Storage URI that stores the prompt data.

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Grounding checking configuration.

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maxOutputTokens?: bigint
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Value of the maximum number of tokens generated set when the dataset was saved.

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note?: string
[src]

User-created prompt note. Note size limit is 2KB.

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promptType?: string
[src]

Type of the prompt dataset.

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stopSequences?: string[]
[src]

Customized stop sequences.

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systemInstructionGcsUri?: string
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The Google Cloud Storage URI that stores the system instruction, starting with gs://.

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temperature?: number
[src]

Temperature value used for sampling set when the dataset was saved. This value is used to tune the degree of randomness.

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text?: string
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The content of the prompt dataset.

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topK?: bigint
[src]

Top K value set when the dataset was saved. This value determines how many candidates with highest probability from the vocab would be selected for each decoding step.

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topP?: number
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Top P value set when the dataset was saved. Given topK tokens for decoding, top candidates will be selected until the sum of their probabilities is topP.