Initial Query
For each of the following ten movies give at most 5 emoji that would best describe the movie.
Give your answer as a JSON array. So If I asked for
you might might answer
| {"Finding Nemo": ["π ", "π", "π‘", "π¬", "π³"],
"Toy Story": ["π", "βοΈ,", "π€", "π½", "π"]}
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Each emoji must be a single utf8 character. ABSOLUTELY NO ZERO WIDTH JOINING. (So, max(len(emoji) for movie in result.values() for emoji in movie) == 1)
Now give me answers for these movies:
Give ONLY a JSON output. Nothing else.
LLM Generation
Query
For each of the following ten movies give at most 5 emoji that would best describe the movie.
Give your answer as a JSON array. So If I asked for
you might might answer
| {"Finding Nemo": ["π ", "π", "π‘", "π¬", "π³"],
"Toy Story": ["π", "βοΈ,", "π€", "π½", "π"]}
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Each emoji must be a single utf8 character. ABSOLUTELY NO ZERO WIDTH JOINING. (So, max(len(emoji) for movie in result.values() for emoji in movie) == 1)
Now give me answers for these movies:
Give ONLY a JSON output. Nothing else.
Output
{
"The Lion King": ["π¦", "π", "π
", "πΏ", "π"],
"The Nightmare Before Christmas": ["π", "π", "π", "π", "π΅"],
"The Godfather": ["π΄οΈ", "π«", "π", "πΉ", "π"],
"The Matrix": ["π", "πΆοΈ", "π₯οΈ", "π«", "π€"],
"Casablanca": ["βοΈ", "πΉ", "πΈ", "π°", "π°οΈ"],
"Raiders of the Lost Ark": ["πΊ", "π", "πΊοΈ", "π", "π"],
"V for Vendetta": ["π", "π£", "πͺ", "π½", "πΉ"],
"The Princess Bride": ["βοΈ", "π", "π΄ββ οΈ", "π§", "π€Ί"],
"Back to the Future": ["β°", "π", "β‘", "πΈ", "πΉ"],
"Dune": ["ποΈ", "πͺ±", "π", "βοΈ", "π"]
}
Extract Json
I extracted the following JSON from that output:
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"The Lion King": ["π¦", "π", "π
", "πΏ", "π"],
"The Nightmare Before Christmas": ["π", "π", "π", "π", "π΅"],
"The Godfather": ["π΄οΈ", "π«", "π", "πΉ", "π"],
"The Matrix": ["π", "πΆοΈ", "π₯οΈ", "π«", "π€"],
"Casablanca": ["βοΈ", "πΉ", "πΈ", "π°", "π°οΈ"],
"Raiders of the Lost Ark": ["πΊ", "π", "πΊοΈ", "π", "π"],
"V for Vendetta": ["π", "π£", "πͺ", "π½", "πΉ"],
"The Princess Bride": ["βοΈ", "π", "π΄ββ οΈ", "π§", "π€Ί"],
"Back to the Future": ["β°", "π", "β‘", "πΈ", "πΉ"],
"Dune": ["ποΈ", "πͺ±", "π", "βοΈ", "π"]
}
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PyFunc
Resulting in output:
[['π¦', 'π', 'π
', 'πΏ', 'π'],
['π', 'π', 'π', 'π', 'π΅'],
['π΄οΈ', 'π«', 'π', 'πΉ', 'π'],
['π', 'πΆοΈ', 'π₯οΈ', 'π«', 'π€'],
['βοΈ', 'πΉ', 'πΈ', 'π°', 'π°οΈ'],
['πΊ', 'π', 'πΊοΈ', 'π', 'π'],
['π', 'π£', 'πͺ', 'π½', 'πΉ'],
['βοΈ', 'π', 'π§', 'π€Ί'],
['β°', 'π', 'β‘', 'πΈ', 'πΉ'],
['ποΈ', 'πͺ±', 'π', 'βοΈ', 'π']]
LLM Generation
Query
For each of the following ten movies described by 5 emoji, give the movie title that best matches.
Give your answer as a JSON list. So If I asked for
You might answer
| ["Finding Nemo", "Toy Story"]]
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Now give me answers for these movies:
| ['π', 'π', 'π', 'π', 'π΅'],
['π΄οΈ', 'π«', 'π', 'πΉ', 'π'],
['π', 'πΆοΈ', 'π₯οΈ', 'π«', 'π€'],
['βοΈ', 'πΉ', 'πΈ', 'π°', 'π°οΈ'],
['πΊ', 'π', 'πΊοΈ', 'π', 'π'],
['π', 'π£', 'πͺ', 'π½', 'πΉ'],
['βοΈ', 'π', 'π§', 'π€Ί'],
['β°', 'π', 'β‘', 'πΈ', 'πΉ'],
['ποΈ', 'πͺ±', 'π', 'βοΈ', 'π']]
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What are the names of the movie titles?
Output
Here's my attempt to match movie titles to the emoji descriptions you provided:
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"The Lion King",
"The Nightmare Before Christmas",
"The Godfather",
"The Matrix",
"Casablanca",
"Raiders of the Lost Ark",
"Fight Club",
"The Princess Bride",
"Back to the Future",
"Dune"
]
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These are my best guesses based on the emoji combinations provided. Some movies are more clearly represented than others, but I've tried to match each set of emojis to the most fitting well-known movie title.
Extract Json
I extracted the following JSON from that output:
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"The Lion King",
"The Nightmare Before Christmas",
"The Godfather",
"The Matrix",
"Casablanca",
"Raiders of the Lost Ark",
"Fight Club",
"The Princess Bride",
"Back to the Future",
"Dune"
]
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PyFunc
OK
Resulting in output:
True
Initial Query
For each of the following ten movies give at most 5 emoji that would best describe the movie.
Give your answer as a JSON array. So If I asked for
you might might answer
| {"Finding Nemo": ["π ", "π", "π‘", "π¬", "π³"],
"Toy Story": ["π", "βοΈ,", "π€", "π½", "π"]}
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Each emoji must be a single utf8 character. ABSOLUTELY NO ZERO WIDTH JOINING. (So, max(len(emoji) for movie in result.values() for emoji in movie) == 1)
Now give me answers for these movies:
Give ONLY a JSON output. Nothing else.
LLM Generation
Query
For each of the following ten movies give at most 5 emoji that would best describe the movie.
Give your answer as a JSON array. So If I asked for
you might might answer
| {"Finding Nemo": ["π ", "π", "π‘", "π¬", "π³"],
"Toy Story": ["π", "βοΈ,", "π€", "π½", "π"]}
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Each emoji must be a single utf8 character. ABSOLUTELY NO ZERO WIDTH JOINING. (So, max(len(emoji) for movie in result.values() for emoji in movie) == 1)
Now give me answers for these movies:
Give ONLY a JSON output. Nothing else.
Output
{
"The Lion King": ["π¦", "π", "π
", "π", "πΏ"],
"The Nightmare Before Christmas": ["π", "π", "π", "π", "π΅"],
"The Godfather": ["π΄οΈ", "π«", "π", "πΉ", "π"],
"The Matrix": ["π", "π₯οΈ", "π¨βπ»", "πΆοΈ", "π«"],
"Casablanca": ["βοΈ", "πΉ", "πΈ", "π°", "β€οΈ"],
"Raiders of the Lost Ark": ["πΊ", "π", "πΊοΈ", "π", "π¨βπ«"],
"V for Vendetta": ["π", "π£", "π‘οΈ", "π", "ποΈ"],
"The Princess Bride": ["βοΈ", "πΈ", "π", "π΄ββ οΈ", "π§"],
"Back to the Future": ["π", "β°", "β‘", "πΈ", "π¨βπ¬"],
"Dune": ["ποΈ", "πͺ±", "π ", "βοΈ", "π"]
}
Extract Json
I extracted the following JSON from that output:
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"The Lion King": ["π¦", "π", "π
", "π", "πΏ"],
"The Nightmare Before Christmas": ["π", "π", "π", "π", "π΅"],
"The Godfather": ["π΄οΈ", "π«", "π", "πΉ", "π"],
"The Matrix": ["π", "π₯οΈ", "π¨βπ»", "πΆοΈ", "π«"],
"Casablanca": ["βοΈ", "πΉ", "πΈ", "π°", "β€οΈ"],
"Raiders of the Lost Ark": ["πΊ", "π", "πΊοΈ", "π", "π¨βπ«"],
"V for Vendetta": ["π", "π£", "π‘οΈ", "π", "ποΈ"],
"The Princess Bride": ["βοΈ", "πΈ", "π", "π΄ββ οΈ", "π§"],
"Back to the Future": ["π", "β°", "β‘", "πΈ", "π¨βπ¬"],
"Dune": ["ποΈ", "πͺ±", "π ", "βοΈ", "π"]
}
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PyFunc
Resulting in output:
[['π¦', 'π', 'π
', 'π', 'πΏ'],
['π', 'π', 'π', 'π', 'π΅'],
['π΄οΈ', 'π«', 'π', 'πΉ', 'π'],
['π', 'π₯οΈ', 'πΆοΈ', 'π«'],
['βοΈ', 'πΉ', 'πΈ', 'π°', 'β€οΈ'],
['πΊ', 'π', 'πΊοΈ', 'π'],
['π', 'π£', 'π‘οΈ', 'π', 'ποΈ'],
['βοΈ', 'πΈ', 'π', 'π§'],
['π', 'β°', 'β‘', 'πΈ'],
['ποΈ', 'πͺ±', 'π ', 'βοΈ', 'π']]
LLM Generation
Query
For each of the following ten movies described by 5 emoji, give the movie title that best matches.
Give your answer as a JSON list. So If I asked for
You might answer
| ["Finding Nemo", "Toy Story"]]
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Now give me answers for these movies:
| ['π', 'π', 'π', 'π', 'π΅'],
['π΄οΈ', 'π«', 'π', 'πΉ', 'π'],
['π', 'π₯οΈ', 'πΆοΈ', 'π«'],
['βοΈ', 'πΉ', 'πΈ', 'π°', 'β€οΈ'],
['πΊ', 'π', 'πΊοΈ', 'π'],
['π', 'π£', 'π‘οΈ', 'π', 'ποΈ'],
['βοΈ', 'πΈ', 'π', 'π§'],
['π', 'β°', 'β‘', 'πΈ'],
['ποΈ', 'πͺ±', 'π ', 'βοΈ', 'π']]
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What are the names of the movie titles?
Output
Here's my attempt to match movie titles to the given emoji descriptions:
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"The Lion King",
"The Nightmare Before Christmas",
"The Godfather",
"The Matrix",
"Casablanca",
"Raiders of the Lost Ark",
"V for Vendetta",
"The Princess Bride",
"Back to the Future",
"Dune"
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Extract Json
I extracted the following JSON from that output:
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"The Lion King",
"The Nightmare Before Christmas",
"The Godfather",
"The Matrix",
"Casablanca",
"Raiders of the Lost Ark",
"V for Vendetta",
"The Princess Bride",
"Back to the Future",
"Dune"
]
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PyFunc
OK
Resulting in output:
True
Initial Query
For each of the following ten movies give at most 5 emoji that would best describe the movie.
Give your answer as a JSON array. So If I asked for
you might might answer
| {"Finding Nemo": ["π ", "π", "π‘", "π¬", "π³"],
"Toy Story": ["π", "βοΈ,", "π€", "π½", "π"]}
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Each emoji must be a single utf8 character. ABSOLUTELY NO ZERO WIDTH JOINING. (So, max(len(emoji) for movie in result.values() for emoji in movie) == 1)
Now give me answers for these movies:
Give ONLY a JSON output. Nothing else.
LLM Generation
Query
For each of the following ten movies give at most 5 emoji that would best describe the movie.
Give your answer as a JSON array. So If I asked for
you might might answer
| {"Finding Nemo": ["π ", "π", "π‘", "π¬", "π³"],
"Toy Story": ["π", "βοΈ,", "π€", "π½", "π"]}
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Each emoji must be a single utf8 character. ABSOLUTELY NO ZERO WIDTH JOINING. (So, max(len(emoji) for movie in result.values() for emoji in movie) == 1)
Now give me answers for these movies:
Give ONLY a JSON output. Nothing else.
Output
{
"The Lion King": ["π¦", "π", "π", "π
", "π"],
"The Nightmare Before Christmas": ["π", "π", "π", "π", "π΅"],
"The Godfather": ["π΄οΈ", "π«", "π", "πΉ", "π"],
"The Matrix": ["π»", "πΆοΈ", "π΄", "π΅", "π₯"],
"Casablanca": ["βοΈ", "πΉ", "πΈ", "π°", "π°οΈ"],
"Raiders of the Lost Ark": ["πΊ", "π", "πΊοΈ", "π¨βπ«", "β‘"],
"V for Vendetta": ["π", "π£", "π‘οΈ", "π", "π₯"],
"The Princess Bride": ["βοΈ", "π", "π΄ββ οΈ", "πͺ", "π§ "],
"Back to the Future": ["β°", "π", "β‘", "πΉ", "πΈ"],
"Dune": ["ποΈ", "π", "π ", "βοΈ", "π"]
}
Extract Json
I extracted the following JSON from that output:
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"The Lion King": ["π¦", "π", "π", "π
", "π"],
"The Nightmare Before Christmas": ["π", "π", "π", "π", "π΅"],
"The Godfather": ["π΄οΈ", "π«", "π", "πΉ", "π"],
"The Matrix": ["π»", "πΆοΈ", "π΄", "π΅", "π₯"],
"Casablanca": ["βοΈ", "πΉ", "πΈ", "π°", "π°οΈ"],
"Raiders of the Lost Ark": ["πΊ", "π", "πΊοΈ", "π¨βπ«", "β‘"],
"V for Vendetta": ["π", "π£", "π‘οΈ", "π", "π₯"],
"The Princess Bride": ["βοΈ", "π", "π΄ββ οΈ", "πͺ", "π§ "],
"Back to the Future": ["β°", "π", "β‘", "πΉ", "πΈ"],
"Dune": ["ποΈ", "π", "π ", "βοΈ", "π"]
}
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PyFunc
Resulting in output:
[['π¦', 'π', 'π', 'π
', 'π'],
['π', 'π', 'π', 'π', 'π΅'],
['π΄οΈ', 'π«', 'π', 'πΉ', 'π'],
['π»', 'πΆοΈ', 'π΄', 'π΅', 'π₯'],
['βοΈ', 'πΉ', 'πΈ', 'π°', 'π°οΈ'],
['πΊ', 'π', 'πΊοΈ', 'β‘'],
['π', 'π£', 'π‘οΈ', 'π', 'π₯'],
['βοΈ', 'π', 'πͺ', 'π§ '],
['β°', 'π', 'β‘', 'πΉ', 'πΈ'],
['ποΈ', 'π', 'π ', 'βοΈ', 'π']]
LLM Generation
Query
For each of the following ten movies described by 5 emoji, give the movie title that best matches.
Give your answer as a JSON list. So If I asked for
You might answer
| ["Finding Nemo", "Toy Story"]]
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Now give me answers for these movies:
| ['π', 'π', 'π', 'π', 'π΅'],
['π΄οΈ', 'π«', 'π', 'πΉ', 'π'],
['π»', 'πΆοΈ', 'π΄', 'π΅', 'π₯'],
['βοΈ', 'πΉ', 'πΈ', 'π°', 'π°οΈ'],
['πΊ', 'π', 'πΊοΈ', 'β‘'],
['π', 'π£', 'π‘οΈ', 'π', 'π₯'],
['βοΈ', 'π', 'πͺ', 'π§ '],
['β°', 'π', 'β‘', 'πΉ', 'πΈ'],
['ποΈ', 'π', 'π ', 'βοΈ', 'π']]
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What are the names of the movie titles?
Output
Here's my attempt to match movie titles to the given emoji descriptions:
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"The Lion King",
"The Nightmare Before Christmas",
"The Godfather",
"The Matrix",
"Casablanca",
"Raiders of the Lost Ark",
"V for Vendetta",
"The Princess Bride",
"Back to the Future",
"Dune"
]
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These are my best guesses based on the emoji combinations provided. Some movies are more clearly represented than others, but I've tried to match each set of emojis to the most likely corresponding film title.
Extract Json
I extracted the following JSON from that output:
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"The Lion King",
"The Nightmare Before Christmas",
"The Godfather",
"The Matrix",
"Casablanca",
"Raiders of the Lost Ark",
"V for Vendetta",
"The Princess Bride",
"Back to the Future",
"Dune"
]
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PyFunc
OK
Resulting in output:
True
Initial Query
For each of the following ten movies give at most 5 emoji that would best describe the movie.
Give your answer as a JSON array. So If I asked for
you might might answer
| {"Finding Nemo": ["π ", "π", "π‘", "π¬", "π³"],
"Toy Story": ["π", "βοΈ,", "π€", "π½", "π"]}
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Each emoji must be a single utf8 character. ABSOLUTELY NO ZERO WIDTH JOINING. (So, max(len(emoji) for movie in result.values() for emoji in movie) == 1)
Now give me answers for these movies:
Give ONLY a JSON output. Nothing else.
LLM Generation
Query
For each of the following ten movies give at most 5 emoji that would best describe the movie.
Give your answer as a JSON array. So If I asked for
you might might answer
| {"Finding Nemo": ["π ", "π", "π‘", "π¬", "π³"],
"Toy Story": ["π", "βοΈ,", "π€", "π½", "π"]}
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Each emoji must be a single utf8 character. ABSOLUTELY NO ZERO WIDTH JOINING. (So, max(len(emoji) for movie in result.values() for emoji in movie) == 1)
Now give me answers for these movies:
Give ONLY a JSON output. Nothing else.
Output
{
"The Lion King": ["π¦", "π", "π
", "π", "πΏ"],
"The Nightmare Before Christmas": ["π", "π", "π", "π", "π΅"],
"The Godfather": ["π΄οΈ", "π«", "π", "πΉ", "π"],
"The Matrix": ["π", "π¨βπ»", "πΆοΈ", "π«", "π€"],
"Casablanca": ["βοΈ", "πΈ", "πΉ", "π", "π°οΈ"],
"Raiders of the Lost Ark": ["πΊ", "π", "π", "πΊοΈ", "π"],
"V for Vendetta": ["π", "π£", "π‘οΈ", "ποΈ", "πΉ"],
"The Princess Bride": ["βοΈ", "π", "π΄ββ οΈ", "π¨ββοΈ", "π°"],
"Back to the Future": ["π", "β°", "β‘", "πΈ", "π¨βπ¬"],
"Dune": ["ποΈ", "πͺ±", "π", "ποΈ", "βοΈ"]
}
Extract Json
I extracted the following JSON from that output:
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"The Lion King": ["π¦", "π", "π
", "π", "πΏ"],
"The Nightmare Before Christmas": ["π", "π", "π", "π", "π΅"],
"The Godfather": ["π΄οΈ", "π«", "π", "πΉ", "π"],
"The Matrix": ["π", "π¨βπ»", "πΆοΈ", "π«", "π€"],
"Casablanca": ["βοΈ", "πΈ", "πΉ", "π", "π°οΈ"],
"Raiders of the Lost Ark": ["πΊ", "π", "π", "πΊοΈ", "π"],
"V for Vendetta": ["π", "π£", "π‘οΈ", "ποΈ", "πΉ"],
"The Princess Bride": ["βοΈ", "π", "π΄ββ οΈ", "π¨ββοΈ", "π°"],
"Back to the Future": ["π", "β°", "β‘", "πΈ", "π¨βπ¬"],
"Dune": ["ποΈ", "πͺ±", "π", "ποΈ", "βοΈ"]
}
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PyFunc
Resulting in output:
[['π¦', 'π', 'π
', 'π', 'πΏ'],
['π', 'π', 'π', 'π', 'π΅'],
['π΄οΈ', 'π«', 'π', 'πΉ', 'π'],
['π', 'πΆοΈ', 'π«', 'π€'],
['βοΈ', 'πΈ', 'πΉ', 'π', 'π°οΈ'],
['πΊ', 'π', 'π', 'πΊοΈ', 'π'],
['π', 'π£', 'π‘οΈ', 'ποΈ', 'πΉ'],
['βοΈ', 'π', 'π°'],
['π', 'β°', 'β‘', 'πΈ'],
['ποΈ', 'πͺ±', 'π', 'ποΈ', 'βοΈ']]
LLM Generation
Query
For each of the following ten movies described by 5 emoji, give the movie title that best matches.
Give your answer as a JSON list. So If I asked for
You might answer
| ["Finding Nemo", "Toy Story"]]
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Now give me answers for these movies:
| ['π', 'π', 'π', 'π', 'π΅'],
['π΄οΈ', 'π«', 'π', 'πΉ', 'π'],
['π', 'πΆοΈ', 'π«', 'π€'],
['βοΈ', 'πΈ', 'πΉ', 'π', 'π°οΈ'],
['πΊ', 'π', 'π', 'πΊοΈ', 'π'],
['π', 'π£', 'π‘οΈ', 'ποΈ', 'πΉ'],
['βοΈ', 'π', 'π°'],
['π', 'β°', 'β‘', 'πΈ'],
['ποΈ', 'πͺ±', 'π', 'ποΈ', 'βοΈ']]
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What are the names of the movie titles?
Output
Here's my attempt to match the emoji descriptions to movie titles, presented as a JSON list:
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"The Lion King",
"The Nightmare Before Christmas",
"The Godfather",
"The Matrix",
"Casablanca",
"Raiders of the Lost Ark",
"V for Vendetta",
"The Princess Bride",
"Back to the Future",
"Dune"
]
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Extract Json
I extracted the following JSON from that output:
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"The Lion King",
"The Nightmare Before Christmas",
"The Godfather",
"The Matrix",
"Casablanca",
"Raiders of the Lost Ark",
"V for Vendetta",
"The Princess Bride",
"Back to the Future",
"Dune"
]
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PyFunc
OK
Resulting in output:
True
Initial Query
For each of the following ten movies give at most 5 emoji that would best describe the movie.
Give your answer as a JSON array. So If I asked for
you might might answer
| {"Finding Nemo": ["π ", "π", "π‘", "π¬", "π³"],
"Toy Story": ["π", "βοΈ,", "π€", "π½", "π"]}
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Each emoji must be a single utf8 character. ABSOLUTELY NO ZERO WIDTH JOINING. (So, max(len(emoji) for movie in result.values() for emoji in movie) == 1)
Now give me answers for these movies:
Give ONLY a JSON output. Nothing else.
LLM Generation
Query
For each of the following ten movies give at most 5 emoji that would best describe the movie.
Give your answer as a JSON array. So If I asked for
you might might answer
| {"Finding Nemo": ["π ", "π", "π‘", "π¬", "π³"],
"Toy Story": ["π", "βοΈ,", "π€", "π½", "π"]}
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Each emoji must be a single utf8 character. ABSOLUTELY NO ZERO WIDTH JOINING. (So, max(len(emoji) for movie in result.values() for emoji in movie) == 1)
Now give me answers for these movies:
Give ONLY a JSON output. Nothing else.
Output
{
"The Lion King": ["π¦", "π", "π", "π
", "π¦"],
"The Nightmare Before Christmas": ["π", "π", "π", "π", "π΅"],
"The Godfather": ["π΄οΈ", "π«", "π", "πΉ", "π"],
"The Matrix": ["π", "π¨βπ»", "πΆοΈ", "π«", "π€"],
"Casablanca": ["βοΈ", "πΉ", "πΈ", "π°", "β€οΈ"],
"Raiders of the Lost Ark": ["πΊ", "π", "π", "πΊοΈ", "π"],
"V for Vendetta": ["π", "π£", "π‘οΈ", "π", "π¬π§"],
"The Princess Bride": ["βοΈ", "πΈ", "π", "π΄ββ οΈ", "π"],
"Back to the Future": ["π", "β°", "β‘", "πΈ", "π"],
"Dune": ["ποΈ", "πͺ±", "π ", "ποΈ", "βοΈ"]
}
Extract Json
I extracted the following JSON from that output:
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12 | {
"The Lion King": ["π¦", "π", "π", "π
", "π¦"],
"The Nightmare Before Christmas": ["π", "π", "π", "π", "π΅"],
"The Godfather": ["π΄οΈ", "π«", "π", "πΉ", "π"],
"The Matrix": ["π", "π¨βπ»", "πΆοΈ", "π«", "π€"],
"Casablanca": ["βοΈ", "πΉ", "πΈ", "π°", "β€οΈ"],
"Raiders of the Lost Ark": ["πΊ", "π", "π", "πΊοΈ", "π"],
"V for Vendetta": ["π", "π£", "π‘οΈ", "π", "π¬π§"],
"The Princess Bride": ["βοΈ", "πΈ", "π", "π΄ββ οΈ", "π"],
"Back to the Future": ["π", "β°", "β‘", "πΈ", "π"],
"Dune": ["ποΈ", "πͺ±", "π ", "ποΈ", "βοΈ"]
}
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PyFunc
Resulting in output:
[['π¦', 'π', 'π', 'π
', 'π¦'],
['π', 'π', 'π', 'π', 'π΅'],
['π΄οΈ', 'π«', 'π', 'πΉ', 'π'],
['π', 'πΆοΈ', 'π«', 'π€'],
['βοΈ', 'πΉ', 'πΈ', 'π°', 'β€οΈ'],
['πΊ', 'π', 'π', 'πΊοΈ', 'π'],
['π', 'π£', 'π‘οΈ', 'π', 'π¬π§'],
['βοΈ', 'πΈ', 'π', 'π'],
['π', 'β°', 'β‘', 'πΈ', 'π'],
['ποΈ', 'πͺ±', 'π ', 'ποΈ', 'βοΈ']]
LLM Generation
Query
For each of the following ten movies described by 5 emoji, give the movie title that best matches.
Give your answer as a JSON list. So If I asked for
You might answer
| ["Finding Nemo", "Toy Story"]]
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Now give me answers for these movies:
| ['π', 'π', 'π', 'π', 'π΅'],
['π΄οΈ', 'π«', 'π', 'πΉ', 'π'],
['π', 'πΆοΈ', 'π«', 'π€'],
['βοΈ', 'πΉ', 'πΈ', 'π°', 'β€οΈ'],
['πΊ', 'π', 'π', 'πΊοΈ', 'π'],
['π', 'π£', 'π‘οΈ', 'π', 'π¬π§'],
['βοΈ', 'πΈ', 'π', 'π'],
['π', 'β°', 'β‘', 'πΈ', 'π'],
['ποΈ', 'πͺ±', 'π ', 'ποΈ', 'βοΈ']]
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What are the names of the movie titles?
Output
Here's my attempt to match movie titles to the given emoji descriptions in JSON format:
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12 | [
"The Lion King",
"The Nightmare Before Christmas",
"The Godfather",
"The Matrix",
"Casablanca",
"Raiders of the Lost Ark",
"V for Vendetta",
"The Princess Bride",
"Back to the Future",
"Dune"
]
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Extract Json
I extracted the following JSON from that output:
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"The Lion King",
"The Nightmare Before Christmas",
"The Godfather",
"The Matrix",
"Casablanca",
"Raiders of the Lost Ark",
"V for Vendetta",
"The Princess Bride",
"Back to the Future",
"Dune"
]
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PyFunc
OK
Resulting in output:
True