example: add prediction-next-token command line argument handling Example for show probability of next token #15774
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This directory contains examples demonstrating next-token prediction using LLaMA? models through [llama.cpp/GGML]
The tool can be useful for checking and measuring fine tuning results on examples
(Now only on CPU)
Usage
prediction-next-token --model <model_path> --prompt [--hypothesis <first_word>]
or short form:
prediction-next-token -m <model_path> -p [-h <first_word>]
Example:
prediction-next-token -m "models\llama-3.2-1B-q4_k_m-128k.gguf" -p "Who invented E=mc^2?" -h "Einstein"
Notes for non-English UTF-8 text (e.g., Russian)
On Windows, it is recommended to use Windows Terminal:
.\prediction-next-token.exe -m "models\llama-3.2-1B-q4_k_m-128k-ru.gguf" -p "Здравствуйте!" -h "Привет"
chcp 65001
Notes on Model Behavior
--hypothesis
argument is optional and specifies expected/necessary the first word to evaluate.