Python rewriter / paraphraser?

spectrejoe

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• Jan 6, 2022

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Has anyone found one that does a good job at rewriting/paraphrasing while keeping things readable?

Im currently using parrot paraphraser it works well but paraphrasing each sentence ends up with it not being very readable/fluent.

Sometimes its perfect othertimes the result is clearly paraphrased.

 

karupoiss

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• Jan 12, 2022

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Also interested to know this.

 

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kingling07

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• Jan 13, 2022

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spinrewriter looks interesting. actually uses ai (apparently). was looking for this also one day, i remember this one cause it quotes ENL (Emulated Natural Language) which is the first time I have seen that.
note, i have not used it... i may look into it soon for future projects tho. also following responses to this thread.

 

digistar

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• Jan 14, 2022

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Try Quillbot

 

GVald

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• Jan 28, 2022

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I'm using Pegasus Paraphraser in the content generator I'm developing, tbh it's pretty good, it's using a lot of compute power tho

 

tylrr123

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• Feb 1, 2022

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I am tring to find a tool like that

 

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johnle16

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• Feb 4, 2022

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GVald said:

I'm using Pegasus Paraphraser in the content generator I'm developing, tbh it's pretty good, it's using a lot of compute power tho

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may you share which steps ( not code) you do after using Pegasus Paraphraser to make good quality content?

 

desperado596

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• Feb 4, 2022

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GVald said:

I'm using Pegasus Paraphraser in the content generator I'm developing, tbh it's pretty good, it's using a lot of compute power tho

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which gpu model are you using and how many gpus ?

 

TheOverlord

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• Feb 25, 2022

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Try fine tuning GPT-3. I've seen pretty good results with this, and no extreme compute power on your end

 

Floccer

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• Feb 25, 2022

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TheOverlord said:

Try fine tuning GPT-3. I've seen pretty good results with this, and no extreme compute power on your end

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Do you happen to have some code examples to get gpt-3 running? I tried with few different models of gtp-3 and with every setup i tried i ran out of memory and code crashed. Is some gpt-3 model possible to run with 16gb of ram? Last time i checked for minimum requirements it had like 40+gb of ram of some beefy gpu to do the work.

 

TheOverlord

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• Feb 25, 2022

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Floccer said:

Do you happen to have some code examples to get gpt-3 running? I tried with few different models of gtp-3 and with every setup i tried i ran out of memory and code crashed. Is some gpt-3 model possible to run with 16gb of ram? Last time i checked for minimum requirements it had like 40+gb of ram of some beefy gpu to do the work.

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I'm thinking of the OpenAI API - it doesn't even run on your computer then and you can access it in a 10 line python script.

 

timothywcrane

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• Apr 13, 2022

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GPT-j-6B demo - https://colab.research.google.com/g...-transformer-jax/blob/master/colab_demo.ipynb

 

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ngolabovski

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• Apr 13, 2022

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quillbot definitely, highly recommend