Add an example to make the prompt more robust #5291
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# Add example to LLMMath to help with power operator Add example to LLMMath that helps the model to interpret `^` as the power operator rather than the python xor operator.
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I am trying the opensource model for llm_math. and I possibly found a typical problem. chatgpt knows ** and always change a^b into a**b(chatgpt doesn't think ^ is xor), and opensource model prefer a^b. so if my quesion is 29^(1/5) or the fifth root of 29, I will get the error "TypeError: unsupported operand type(s) for ^: 'int' and 'float''" from "numexpr.evaluate("29^(1/5)")". Then I add this example, the model is able to solve questions like "a^b", "the square of a", "the fifth root of a" by using **