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November 26, 2023
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I asked ChatGPT to provide a list of keywords based on the title of my asset without repeating any words and got this:

pale, female, model, dark, black, hair, hands, face, studio, portrait, concentration, dead, contact, medium, attempting, skin, holding, sides, relevant, relevant, relevant, relevant, relevant, relevant, relevant, relevant, relevant, relevant, relevant

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Correct answer sixhaunt

It's easy for ChatGPT itself to code though which is the important part. It can write code to self correct and remove duplicates. It just needs to be told to write such a function and to always pass the response through that filter function before displaying it to the user. It takes a bit of prompt engineering but with the new custom GPT feature you only need to do it once then you can reuse that GPT that is designed with that feature.

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Khalid- 1981

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CAN OU SHARE THE CHATGPT LINK?

RALPH_L

Community Expert

I use Bing to analyze my photos. It gives me the title plus keywords.
I go so far as to instruct Bing about the relationship between title and keywords and the importance of keyword order.
Here are the results:

Jill_C

Community Expert

There seem to be too many compound keywords that aren't useful. No one is going to search for "snake nature".

Jill C., Forum Volunteer

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BeratonicStudios

Inspiring

It can mess up because of the GPT servers. that's normal. Sometimes it doesn't reply to me at all. 😃 That's why I always use Gemini.

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bryson_7179

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what is the best thing about repitition

RALPH_L

Community Expert

I have used Bing and it worked very good.

daniellei4510

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I've probably used ChatGPT a good hundred times so far and it normally behaves a lot better than this. It does occasionally repeat words, and I also add Adobe's suggestions to the results, then tell ChatGPT to remove an duplicate words.

Where ChatGPT has helped me most is that Ive done it enough to pretty much guess what words it's going to spit out for a given subject, so I'll just end up enterting them manually. It's faster sometimes than all. the copying and pasting.

But yeah, I'll give Bing a try.

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Abambo

Community Expert

Great, it executed your prompt correctly. 😂

ABAMBO | Hard- and Software Engineer | Photographer

sixhaunt

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If you used the web interface then try again using the API/Playground, the GPT4 on there is far better. Also the LLaVA open source model for multimodal vision is practically on par and is free (there's online demos on their official page). Additionally it only takes a tiny bit of code to auto-filter repetitions or there's probably ways to use Microsoft Guidance to help with GPT if you use that still. GPT, especially the older versions or the versions on the web-interface, occasionally get into a weird repitition loop like that. You can build the repitition filter into python code and inject it directly into the online GPT interface using the new custom GPT system too so it just handels the fixing automatically in the web version if you have it use a custom function to print the answer to you and that function has the filter in place.

Abambo

Community Expert

Additionally it only takes a tiny bit of code to auto-filter repetitions or there's probably ways to use Microsoft Guidance to help with GPT if you use that still. GPT, especially the older versions or the versions on the web-interface, occasionally get into a weird repitition loop like that. You can build the repitition filter into python code and inject it directly into the online GPT interface using the new custom GPT system too so it just handels the fixing automatically in the web version if you have it use a custom function to print the answer to you and that function has the filter in place.

By @sixhaunt

Yes, easy … for coders. I'm an old fashion coder, you know the kind of coder writing system code in machine language to save bits and bytes and counting machine cycles to save time for real-time applications on small microprocessor systems. I understand what you are saying, but a non-coder would have some difficulties with even that. 😉 So people, if you think that this is easy stuff, it is only, if you have the knowledge to do this. All others would need to hire a programmer, or learn programming.

ChatGPT is a great tool, but it talks like a politician. Opens the mouth and listens to what comes out. If there is no real intelligence behind to check the outcome, you'll get wrong results.

ABAMBO | Hard- and Software Engineer | Photographer

sixhauntCorrect answer

Inspiring

It's easy for ChatGPT itself to code though which is the important part. It can write code to self correct and remove duplicates. It just needs to be told to write such a function and to always pass the response through that filter function before displaying it to the user. It takes a bit of prompt engineering but with the new custom GPT feature you only need to do it once then you can reuse that GPT that is designed with that feature.

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