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import gradio as gr
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## Key Features:
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1. **ZeroGPU Integration**: Uses `@spaces.GPU(duration=60)` decorator for efficient GPU allocation
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2. **Optimized Model Loading**:
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- Uses `torch.float16` for reduced memory usage
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- `low_cpu_mem_usage=True` for efficient loading
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- Model is moved to CUDA only when needed
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3. **Clean Chat Interface**:
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- Maintains conversation history
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- Properly formats messages using the model's chat template
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- Extracts clean responses from generated text
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4. **User-Friendly Features**:
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- Example prompts for quick testing
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- Clear chat button
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- Advanced settings accordion with model information
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- Responsive design with modern theme
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5. **Proper Message Handling**:
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- Conversation history management
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- Proper tokenization with truncation
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- Temperature and top-p sampling for better responses
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6. **Performance Optimizations**:
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- Uses `torch.no_grad()` for inference
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- Efficient token generation with proper padding
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- Queue management for smooth user experience
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The app provides a professional chat interface for interacting with the IBM Granite model, with ZeroGPU ensuring efficient resource usage on Hugging Face Spaces.
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I'll fix the syntax error in the application. The issue is with the multi-line string in the comments. Here's the corrected version:
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```python
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import gradio as gr
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The issue was that the code had comment text after the triple quotes which was causing a syntax error. I've removed all the extra documentation that was causing the syntax error. The application now contains only the working code without any syntax issues.
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