Scikit-LLM: Integrate Sklearn API with Large Language Models
Sklearn + LLM = Scikit-LLM
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Scikit-LLM is an open-source tool that offers a sklearn-compatible wrapper around OpenAI's API.
In simple words, it combines the power of LLMs with the elegance of sklearn API.
Thus, you can leverage LLMs using common sklearn functions such as fit, predict, score, etc.
What's more, you can also place LLMs in the sklearn pipeline.
Get started: Scikit-LLM GitHub.
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Very helpful and interesting post.