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I want save the logs in the {llm_model}_logs folder (using this log for finetunning). However, instead of creating this folder, the script creates a fails folder and stores a .json file there. The expected behavior is that a folder named {llm_model}_logs (like llama_logs) should be created to store the fine-tuning logs.
Could you help me fix this issue so that the fine-tuning logs are saved correctly in the {llm_model}_logs folder? If any additional configuration is required, or if this is an issue with the script, please let me know.
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Thanks for the recent update. I noticed that while log_dir is now created if unavailable, failure messages are still being saved in the fails folder, and nothing is stored in the log_dir as expected.
The expected behavior is to save the logs for fine-tuning in {llm_model}_logs (similar to gpt_logs in run_chatgpt.py), but that’s not happening. I reviewed the LLM_Inference_VLLM class in llm_aft_trainer.py and found that LOG_DIR isn’t being used for logging there.
Is run_open_LLM_with_vllm.py meant to generate logs for fine-tuning, like run_chatgpt.py?
If not, could you suggest how to modify the code to save logs for fine-tuning in {llm_model}_logs?
Thank you for the feedback. The response of LLMs will be saved in self.dic_path["PATH_TO_WORK_DIRECTORY"] (as stated in line 1066 ) with run_open_LLM_with_vllm.py. You can either change it to another directory or find the log file in self.dic_path["PATH_TO_WORK_DIRECTORY"].
I am running the following command for fine-tuning a model using
run_open_LLM_with_vllm.py
:I want save the logs in the
{llm_model}_logs
folder (using this log for finetunning). However, instead of creating this folder, the script creates afails
folder and stores a.json
file there. The expected behavior is that a folder named{llm_model}_logs
(likellama_logs
) should be created to store the fine-tuning logs.Could you help me fix this issue so that the fine-tuning logs are saved correctly in the
{llm_model}_logs
folder? If any additional configuration is required, or if this is an issue with the script, please let me know.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: