false,Invalid type for 'logit_bias': expected an object, but got an integer instead.
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@zaasmi said in false,Invalid type for 'logit_bias': expected an object, but got an integer instead.:
false,Invalid type for ‘logit_bias’: expected an object, but got an integer instead.
to remove this error please check you logit_bias setting in Tallksyner or if other platform/custom development using please follow the instruction.
@zaasmi said in false,Invalid type for 'logit_bias': expected an object, but got an integer instead.:
@zaasmi said in false,Invalid type for 'logit_bias': expected an object, but got an integer instead.:
false,Invalid type for ‘logit_bias’: expected an object, but got an integer instead.
to remove this error please check you logit_bias setting in Tallksyner or if other platform/custom development using please follow the instruction.
It seems like you’re encountering an error message related to an incorrect data type for a parameter called logit_bias. The error suggests that this parameter expects an object (likely a dictionary or similar structure) but an integer was provided instead.
To resolve this, ensure that you’re passing a dictionary or the correct object type where the logit_bias parameter is being used.
For example, instead of:
logit_bias = 10It should be something like:
logit_bias = {"token_id": bias_value}Please verify the input format in the code or API you are using. Let me know if you need further clarification!
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@zaasmi said in false,Invalid type for 'logit_bias': expected an object, but got an integer instead.:
false,Invalid type for ‘logit_bias’: expected an object, but got an integer instead.
to remove this error please check you logit_bias setting in Tallksyner or if other platform/custom development using please follow the instruction.
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@zaasmi said in false,Invalid type for 'logit_bias': expected an object, but got an integer instead.:
false,Invalid type for ‘logit_bias’: expected an object, but got an integer instead.
to remove this error please check you logit_bias setting in Tallksyner or if other platform/custom development using please follow the instruction.
@zaasmi said in false,Invalid type for 'logit_bias': expected an object, but got an integer instead.:
@zaasmi said in false,Invalid type for 'logit_bias': expected an object, but got an integer instead.:
false,Invalid type for ‘logit_bias’: expected an object, but got an integer instead.
to remove this error please check you logit_bias setting in Tallksyner or if other platform/custom development using please follow the instruction.
It seems like you’re encountering an error message related to an incorrect data type for a parameter called logit_bias. The error suggests that this parameter expects an object (likely a dictionary or similar structure) but an integer was provided instead.
To resolve this, ensure that you’re passing a dictionary or the correct object type where the logit_bias parameter is being used.
For example, instead of:
logit_bias = 10It should be something like:
logit_bias = {"token_id": bias_value}Please verify the input format in the code or API you are using. Let me know if you need further clarification!
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The chatbot cannot be trained with these sources because the limit of your plan is 100000 characters. Upgrade your plan to increase the number of characters.
how to increase?
@zaasmi said in false,Invalid type for 'logit_bias': expected an object, but got an integer instead.:
The chatbot cannot be trained with these sources because the limit of your plan is 100000 characters. Upgrade your plan to increase the number of characters.
how to increase?
To increase the character limit for training your chatbot, you will likely need to upgrade your plan through the platform or service provider you’re using. Here’s how you can generally go about upgrading:
1. Visit the Provider’s Website or Dashboard: Log in to the account where you’re managing your chatbot. 2. Find the Subscription or Pricing Section: Look for a section related to subscriptions, plans, or billing. This is where the current limits and available upgrade options are usually listed. 3. Upgrade Your Plan: Choose a plan with higher limits, such as one that supports more characters for chatbot training. Follow the prompts to upgrade your account. Payment or subscription details may be required. 4. Confirm the Upgrade: Once you’ve upgraded, confirm that your character limit has increased, and try training your chatbot again.If you are using a specific platform like Talksyner or Dialogflow, check their pricing documentation or contact their support for assistance with upgrading.