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Epic 25-D: Parameter Auto-Tuning & Prompt Optimization #525

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ohdearquant opened this issue Jan 15, 2025 · 0 comments
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Epic 25-D: Parameter Auto-Tuning & Prompt Optimization #525

ohdearquant opened this issue Jan 15, 2025 · 0 comments

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Epic D: Parameter Auto-Tuning & Prompt Optimization

1. Prompt Optimization Algorithms

  • Issue D1.1: Bayesian / Grid Search
    • Description: Implement search approaches for exploring prompt templates or hyperparameters (temp, top_p, etc.).
    • Key Tasks:
      • Create a module that systematically tries parameter combinations.
      • Store results with success/failure metrics.
    • Acceptance Criteria:
      • We can run “AutoTunePrompt(...params...)” and see best combos recorded.

2. Automated A/B Testing

  • Issue D2.1: Parallel Prompt Experiments
    • Description: Allow multiple variations of a prompt to run concurrently, then compare success rates.
    • Key Tasks:
      • Provide a system for “A vs. B vs. C” prompt versions.
      • Gather user feedback or quantitative metrics to decide winners.
    • Acceptance Criteria:
      • A logged summary: “Prompt B yields 20% better extraction than Prompt A.”

3. UI for Parameter Management

  • Issue D3.1: Front-End Prompt Tuner
    • Description: Add a tab or page in the knowledge base UI where advanced users can tweak prompt settings or see recommended values.
    • Key Tasks:
      • Display current best-known hyperparameters.
      • Offer a single-click “test new prompt config.”
    • Acceptance Criteria:
      • Users can visually experiment with prompt setups and see immediate feedback.
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