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LLMFunctions

Guides

  • LLM Functionality

Symbols

  • ChatEvaluate
  • ChatObject
  • GenerateLLMToolResponse
  • ImageSynthesize
  • LLMConfiguration
  • LLMEvaluator
  • LLMExampleFunction
  • LLMFunction
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  • LLMSynthesize
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  • $LLMEvaluator
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EXPERIMENTAL
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LLMSynthesize
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LLMSynthesize[prompt]
generates text that continues the input
prompt
.
​
​
LLMSynthesize[{
prompt
1
,…}]
combines multiple
prompt
i
together.
​
​
LLMSynthesize[…,prop]
returns the specified property of the generated text.
​
Details and Options

Examples  
(14)
Basic Examples  
(3)
Synthesize text based on a simple description:
In[7]:=
LLMSynthesize
["A short poem a about a boar"]
Out[45]=
In the forest, through the brush,A boar with tusks, oh how they rush!With snorts and grunts, they roam and play,Majestic in their own wild way.
​
Ask a question:
In[1]:=
LLMSynthesize
["What's the plural of mouse?"]
Out[1]=
The plural of mouse is mice.
​
Return the full context of the LLM:
In[1]:=
LLMSynthesize
["What is the biggest mountain? ","FullText"]
Out[1]=
What is the biggest mountain? Mount Everest is the biggest mountain, standing at 29,029 feet above sea level.
Scope  
(2)
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Options  
(7)

Applications  
(1)

Possible Issues  
(1)
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SeeAlso
FindTextualAnswer
 
▪
TextContents
 
▪
SpeechSynthesize
RelatedGuides
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LLM Functionality
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