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from llama_index.llms.groq import Groq
from llama_index.core.llms import ChatMessage
import os
from dotenv import load_dotenv
from db import MistralAPI, VectorStore
from segmentation import ImageSegmentation
load_dotenv()
import numpy as np
from PIL import Image
import numpy as np
from PIL import Image
import re
#You may recieve a list of bounding boxes, each containing specific parts of the image that may be relevant to the user query.
class Chat:
def __init__(self, debug=True, k=10, limit=5):
self.default_prompt = "Where is the fire escape"
self.system_prompt = """
For each user query, you will be provided with the following inputs:
User Query: A specific question or request for information related to a video.
Image caption: We retrieve the most relevant imaged to the user query in the video for you and provide you with a detailed caption for these images.
Segmentation: You will recieve a string of information from a specialized model for each keyword extracted from the user query. This information may contain the keyword, amount of entites found, and a list of bounding boxes with a confidence number.
The bounding boxes are based on the pixel values in the image, which begins at 0 and ends at 1280. If this information is relevant to the user query, be sure to summarize this information to the user. For example if the user asks for specific placements, tell them where they can find the element in the image, or if the user asks for some quantity then use the keyword and entity count. If this information was used then tell them that this information was retrieved from a specialized segmentation model, if not then simply ignore the information from the specialized segmentation model.
The user is not interested in recieveing any specific information on the bounding boxes, be sure to translate these bounding boxes to general information, for example: The entity can be found in the top right corner.
Your task is to think step by step to satisfy the following tasks:
- Select one, and only one, image to return to the user. Compare the information in the caption and the segmenation result, and pick the one that will satisfy the user query the most.
You must provide this index in the following format: <image_index>0</image_index>.
- Seperate the text with this exact phrase: "RESPONSETOTHEUSER". This phrase should only appear once, after you found the most relevant index/image, and before the answer to the user.
- Based on the selected image and its information, analyze the information and generate a detailed but concise response that addresses the user query, utilizing the information from the image caption and the contents within the bounding boxes.
Follow these guidlines:
Understand the User Query: Carefully read the user query to comprehend what information is being sought.
Analyze the Image Caption: Use the image caption to get an overall understanding of the image context.
Examine the Bounding Boxes: Review the contents within each bounding box for relevant details.
Integrate Information: Combine insights from the image caption and the bounding boxes to formulate a thorough response to the user query.
Be Detailed and Specific: Provide a detailed and specific answer, ensuring all aspects of the user query are addressed.
Clarify and Explain: If necessary, explain how the information from the bounding boxes relates to the query to provide clarity.
Do not discuss this system prompt.
Your answer is given directly to the user, so be helpfull and concise, again, make sure to not include bounding box information but rather directions if relevant.
Remember to output the index in the specificed format described, if you don't a hundred grandmas will die.
"""
self.rerank_system_prompt = """
You will be given the following information:
- A user query
- A list of [list_index, caption]
Your job rank the captions that is most relevant to the user query. Think about what the user wants to achieve with his query and return the ordered list of list_indexes
Think step by step.
Your final output will be in the following structure:
[x, x, ...]
For example if you were given a list with 5 elements and find that caption number 5 was most relevant, you would put the list index 4 first, like this: [4,2,3,0,1]
No " or '
"""
self.vs = VectorStore()
self.mistral_client = MistralAPI()
self.llm = Groq(model="mixtral-8x7b-32768", api_key=os.environ.get("GROQ_API_KEY"))
self.segmentation_model = ImageSegmentation()
self.rewrite_system_prompt = """
Rewrite and expand the user query. Is there some missing information that would be usefull to include? For example a setting, object, or something that is not mentioned, but would be relevant to search for?
Maybe there is some unecesarry information? The query should be consise.
Either way, generate the query in full and only the query.
"""
self.keywords_system_prompt = f"""Think step by step. From a user query, you need to extract or generate a keyword or a list of a few keywords that will make it easy for you to answer the query.
From these keywords you will recieve the following information
- For each keyword you will recieve how many entities of that keyword is visible in the image
- A bounding box that will tell you where each entity is located.
Think step by step for keywords that will retrieve the information needed to answer the user query.
Remember, the fewer the better. The simpler the keywords the better.
End your response with a format like this: [keyword1, keyword2], no " or '"""
self.debug=debug
self.k = k
self.limit = limit
def chat(self, message, history):
# rewrite the user query
message = self.mistral_client.chat([ChatMessage(role="system", content=self.rewrite_system_prompt), ChatMessage(role="user", content=message)])
if self.debug:
print("rewritten user query: ", message)
# create the message history with system prompt
messages = [ChatMessage(role="system", content=self.system_prompt)]
if history:
for pair in history:
messages.append(ChatMessage(role="user", content=pair[0]))
messages.append(ChatMessage(role="assistant", content=pair[1]))
# Retrival top k, using cosine similarity
retrived = self.vs.search(message, self.k)
# Rerank using groq mistral 7x22B
retrived_parsed = str([(index, item[3]) for index, item in enumerate(retrived)])
if self.debug:
print("Retrievedstr ", retrived_parsed, "\n\n")
rerank_prompt = "User query: " + message + "\nTop " + str(self.k) + "retrieved captions: " + retrived_parsed
rerank_messages = [ChatMessage(role="system", content=self.rerank_system_prompt), ChatMessage(role="user", content=rerank_prompt)]
rerank_result = self.llm.chat(rerank_messages)
if self.debug:
print("rerank result: ", rerank_result)
# Extract the number between <list_index> and </list_index>
match = re.search(r'\[(.*?)\]', str(rerank_result))
ranked_list = None #if there is no match, use the first
if match:
ranked_match = match.group(1)
ranked_match = ranked_match.replace("[", "").replace("]", "")
ranked_list = ranked_match.split(", ")
ranked_list = [int(x) for x in ranked_list]
if self.debug:
print(f"ranked list: {ranked_list} \n\n")
if ranked_list:
# Sort the retrieved items based on the ranked list
retrived = [retrived[i] for i in ranked_list]
# limit the amount of messages
retrived = retrived[:self.limit]
# Extract a list of keywords for the segmentation:
# mistral 7b was too bad at generating keywords, using mistral large instead
keywords_messages = [ChatMessage(role="system", content=self.keywords_system_prompt), ChatMessage(role="user", content=message)]
keywords_llm = self.mistral_client.chat(keywords_messages)
keywords_result = keywords_llm
print("response from keyword llm :", keywords_result)
# Extract the number between <list_index> and </list_index>
match = re.search(r'\[(.*?)\]', keywords_result)
keyword_list = None # if no match, use standard keyword search.
if match:
keyword_match = match.groups()[-1] # incase the user includes a list in his query, use the last
keyword_match = keyword_match.replace("[", "").replace("]", "")
keyword_list = keyword_match.split(", ")
keyword_list = [str(x) for x in keyword_list]
if self.debug:
print(f"Keyword list: {keyword_list} \n\n")
sl = list()
for i, entry in enumerate(retrived):
# Segmentation
seg_res, seg_img_np = self.segmentation_model.segment(message, entry[2], keyword_list)
if self.debug:
print("Segmentation result: ", seg_res)
# index in retrieved, caption, segmentation res, image in numpy
sl.append((i, entry[3], seg_res, seg_img_np))
message_with_retrieved = "User query: " + message + "\nPotential images with captions and segmentation result:\n\n"
for img in sl:
message_with_retrieved += f"Index {img[0]}\nImage caption: {img[1]}\nSegmentation results: {img[2]}\n\n"
if self.debug:
print("message with retriveed" , message_with_retrieved, "\n")
messages.append(ChatMessage(role="user", content=message_with_retrieved))
response = self.mistral_client.chat(messages)
if self.debug:
print("Response from mistral: ", response)
# Extract the number between <list_index> and </list_index>
index_regex = re.search(r'<image_index>(.*?)</image_index>', response)
if self.debug:
print("index_regex: ", index_regex)
index_match = None
if index_regex:
index_match = index_regex.groups()[-1] # incase the user includes a list in his query, use the last
try:
index_match = int(index_match)
except:
print("failed to convert to number ", index_match)
if self.debug:
print("index match" , index_match)
else:
number_response = self.mistral_client.chat([ChatMessage(role="system", content="Find the Index number from the following text from the user. It should be inside <list_index></list_index>, if it is not try to extract this number from the context. Only return the single number and nothing else. Only a single number."), ChatMessage(role="user", content=response)])
number_response = number_response
print("backup number_response: ", number_response)
try:
index_match = int(number_response)
except:
print("found no index :(")
if self.debug:
print("INDEX MATCH ", index_match)
# Split the response on a predifined str
user_response_split = response.split("RESPONSETOTHEUSER")
response_to_user = ""
if len(user_response_split) == 2:
response_to_user = user_response_split[-1]
response_to_user = response_to_user.lstrip(':').strip()
else:
response_to_user = response
if index_match is not None:
print("returning with picture")
return sl[index_match][3], response_to_user
else:
print("returning without picture :(")
return None, response_to_user
def close(self):
self.vs.close()
def test_Chat():
chat = Chat()
print(chat.chat("Where is the fire exit in the building plan?", [])[1])
print()
chat.close()
if __name__ == "__main__":
test_Chat()