To fix repetitive text generation in models like GPT-2 or T5, you can follow the following steps:
- Top-k Sampling: Limit the number of possible next tokens to the top k most probable ones.
- Top-p (Nucleus) Sampling: Use cumulative probability to sample from the smallest possible set of tokens that make up a given probability.
- Temperature Scaling: Adjust the sampling temperature to control the randomness of predictions (higher temp = more randomness).
- Repetition Penalty: Penalize previously generated tokens to reduce repetition.
- Beam Search with Diversity: Use beam search with a diversity penalty to avoid generating repeated sequences.
Here is the code snippet you can refer to:
In the above code, we are using the following key points:
- Repetition Penalty: Reduces the likelihood of generating previously used tokens.
- Top-k Sampling: Limits the number of tokens to sample from to reduce repetition.
- Temperature Scaling: Adjusts the randomness of predictions to avoid deterministic outputs.
- Top-p Sampling: Selects tokens based on cumulative probability to allow more diversity.
Hence, these strategies help generate more varied and less repetitive text in models like GPT-2 or T5.