llama : move random seed generation to the samplers #9398
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| // replace seed instead? | ||
| {"seed_cur", slot.smpl ? gpt_sampler_get_seed(slot.smpl) : 0}, |
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* llama_sampler_penalties : clamp penalty_last_n to zero
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Initializing a sampler with
LLAMA_DEFAULT_SEEDcauses it to generate its own seeds. When the sampler is reset, a new seed is generated.Note that
LLAMA_DEFAULT_SEEDbeing0xFFFFFFFFresults in rather unreadable number when printed in decimal. Might be easier to understand ifLLAMA_DEFAULT_SEEDis changed to zero.This should fix the server generating always the same response.