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Hi, I notice that given the same input keywords, across different runs, the generated text are the same, even setting different seeds by 'pl.seed_everything(..)'. #81

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RuiFeiHe opened this issue Mar 17, 2022 · 6 comments

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RuiFeiHe commented Mar 17, 2022

Hi, I notice that given the same input keywords, across different runs, the generated text are the same, even setting different seeds by 'pl.seed_everything(..)'.

Is there any way to generate different sentences given the same keywords?

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Ikkor commented Mar 18, 2022

Want to know this as well.

@ArchaicAccount
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I think you have to add a new word to the list, though if there is a different way that doesn't require changing the list I'd love to know aswell.

@akuma308
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@gagan3012 Please let us know if that cane be done .

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Hello,
The models have been trained in such a way that there are only one sentence for one set of keywords. That is why the same inputs generate the same outputs

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@gagan3012 Anyway it can return complete sentense minimum 2-3 lines for a particular keyword? is that possible?

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