FANA LLM v0.2.7 - Enhanced Analysis Process, 16_ID, Image Upload Processing, Token Usage Tracking
Deployment coming on our next update, Monday, May 20th, 2024.
Enhanced Image Upload Processing
Unique 16-character ID Hash Generation:
Feature: Generates a unique 16-character random ID for each image uploaded via API.
Ensures precise metadata tracking with a timestamp indicating the upload date and UTC time.
New Modules:
generate_random_id:
Generates a random 8-character ID.
sanitize_filename:
Replaces invalid characters in filenames with an underscore.
Enhanced Computer Vision Processing
Bug Fixes:
Image Analysis Duplication:
Issue: Images were analyzed twice when a URL or image was uploaded.
Solution: Refined logic in
handle_llm_interaction
andprocess_image_interaction
functions.Implemented a flag to prevent duplicate processing.
Added return statements to halt further processing once the analysis result is obtained.
Analyze_image Module Error:
Issue: "Unable to create new images" error.
Solution: Resolved critical error, ensuring smooth frontend operations.
Langfuse Tracking Improvements:
Null Pointer Exception Bug Fix
Issue: Null pointer exception bug in the Langfuse tracking module.
Solution: Ensured all image metadata contains Langfuse tracking information.
Analyze_image 'Generation' Trace Integrated
Span Latency Enhanced
Token Usage, Logging and Its Importance
Token Logging Overview: Token logging is an essential aspect of managing interactions with large language models (LLMs). It involves keeping track of the number of tokens processed during each interaction. Tokens are the individual units of text that the model processes and they are a key factor in determining the cost and efficiency of using LLMs.
Why Token Logging is Crucial:
Cost Monitoring:
Expense Tracking: Each token processed by an LLM incurs a cost. By logging tokens, organizations can accurately monitor their spending on LLM services.
Budget Management: Keeping track of token usage helps in managing and forecasting budgets effectively. It prevents unexpected costs and allows for better financial planning.
Efficiency Optimization:
Identifying Redundancies: Logging tokens helps identify unnecessary token usage, such as redundant prompts or excessively verbose responses. This ensures the LLM operates efficiently without wasting tokens.
Prompt Engineering: Understanding token usage patterns aids in refining prompts to be more concise and effective, thus reducing the overall token consumption.
Performance Analysis:
Response Quality: By analyzing token usage, developers can assess the quality and relevance of responses generated by the LLM. It helps in fine-tuning the model for better performance.
User Experience: Monitoring token usage ensures that users receive concise and relevant responses, enhancing their overall experience.
Resource Allocation:
Scaling Decisions: Token logs provide insights into the demand and usage patterns of the LLM. This information is vital for making informed decisions about scaling resources up or down.
Load Balancing: By understanding token usage, organizations can optimize load balancing across different LLM instances, ensuring smoother operations.
Implementation Example
Here's a brief example of how token logging is implemented in our system:
Example Log for Token Usage:
Key Implementation Details:
Importing
tiktoken
and initializing the tokenizer:Counting Tokens in Messages:
Handling Text Interaction with Token Logging:
Debug Logging Improvement:
Enhanced Log Format:
Added date, time, and seconds to track the duration of each process.
Enhanced Excerpt:
Sample Log Output:
This update ensures improved stability, performance, and functionality for the FANA LLM v0.2.6.1 release.
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