Today we start something new! We start a series of videos on Langchain. I wanted to create more actionable content with more continuity in the long term to make sure people can learn and utilize that learning in their job. My goal is that this content on Langchain will help people apply those concepts to build great Large Language Model applications. This is the first video of many, and we cover some of the LangChain basics. Let me know if you like it!
Amazing content really loved it. Learning a lot from you.
Just want to point out, I think the LLMChain dosen't have output_parser argument. Maybe I am wrong. I am getting a validation error when I tried to add output_parser that you mentioned in the video. Here's the error
ValidationError: 1 validation error for LLMChain
output_parser
extra fields not permitted (type=value_error.extra)
I just tested and it works on my side. I use langchain==0.0.272. My guess is that your langchain version is outdated. Just run `pip install -U langchain`. Let me know if it works. On a side note, langchain updates its version very fast so it can be difficult to keep up
From a stylistic perspective, it’s a well-suited complement to the code/writing. In my honest opinion, it’s worth the extra effort and humanizes the content. Keep it up :)
Amazing content really loved it. Learning a lot from you.
Just want to point out, I think the LLMChain dosen't have output_parser argument. Maybe I am wrong. I am getting a validation error when I tried to add output_parser that you mentioned in the video. Here's the error
ValidationError: 1 validation error for LLMChain
output_parser
extra fields not permitted (type=value_error.extra)
I just tested and it works on my side. I use langchain==0.0.272. My guess is that your langchain version is outdated. Just run `pip install -U langchain`. Let me know if it works. On a side note, langchain updates its version very fast so it can be difficult to keep up
Sorry for the late reply, it works with the latest Langchain version.
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That is so great to read! I was so anxious about the idea to appear on camera.
From a stylistic perspective, it’s a well-suited complement to the code/writing. In my honest opinion, it’s worth the extra effort and humanizes the content. Keep it up :)
This is great stuff, exactly why I follow this sub. Please more advanced guides coming up