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import pandas as pd
from IPython.display import display, clear_output
from ipywidgets import Button, HBox, VBox, Output
import textwrap
from datasets import Dataset, DatasetDict, concatenate_datasets, load_dataset

class LabelingWidget:
def __init__(self):
self.labeled_data = pd.DataFrame(columns=[“text”, “label”])
self.session_complete = False

def manual_labeling(self, df_extracted, classifier, label_map):
“””
Manual labeling function for user interaction. Returns labeled_data when the session ends.
“””
output = Output()
current_index = {“value”: 0} # Track the current index in df_extracted

def display_text():
“””
Function to display the current text and prediction.
“””
# clear_output(wait=True)
output.clear_output(wait=True) # Clear the output area for the current example
with output:
if current_index[“value”] >= len(df_extracted):
print(“### Labeling Complete ###”)
print(“Labeled data:”)
display(self.labeled_data)
self.session_complete = True
return
text = df_extracted.iloc[current_index[“value”]][“text”]
result = classifier([text])[0]
predicted_label = int(result[“label”].split(“_”)[-1])
prob = result[“score”]
wrapped_text = textwrap.fill(text, width=120)
label_str = label_map[predicted_label]
print(f”### Predicted: {label_str} ({prob:.3f}) ###”)
print(wrapped_text)

def label_text(override_label=None):
“””
Function to add the labeled data to the labeled_data DataFrame.
“””
text = df_extracted.iloc[current_index[“value”]][“text”]
result = classifier([text])[0]
predicted_label = int(result[“label”].split(“_”)[-1])
correct_label = override_label if override_label is not None else predicted_label
self.labeled_data = pd.concat(
[self.labeled_data, pd.DataFrame({“text”: [text], “label”: [correct_label]})],
ignore_index=True,
)

def on_correct_button_clicked(_):
“””
Action for the CORRECT button.
“””
label_text()
current_index[“value”] += 1
display_text()

def on_wrong_button_clicked(_):
“””
Action for the WRONG button.
“””
label_text(override_label=1 – int(classifier([df_extracted.iloc[current_index[“value”]][“text”]])[0][“label”].split(“_”)[-1]))
current_index[“value”] += 1
display_text()

def on_pass_button_clicked(_):
“””
Action for the PASS button.
“””
current_index[“value”] += 1
display_text()

def on_end_button_clicked(_):
“””
Action for the END button.
“””
clear_output(wait=True)
print(“### Labeling Session Ended ###”)
print(f”Total labels recorded: {len(self.labeled_data)}”)
print(“Labeled data:”)
display(self.labeled_data)
self.session_complete = True

# Create buttons
correct_button = Button(description=”CORRECT”, button_style=”success”)
wrong_button = Button(description=”WRONG”, button_style=”danger”)
pass_button = Button(description=”PASS”, button_style=”info”)
end_button = Button(description=”END SESSION”, button_style=”warning”)

# Bind button actions
correct_button.on_click(on_correct_button_clicked)
wrong_button.on_click(on_wrong_button_clicked)
pass_button.on_click(on_pass_button_clicked)
end_button.on_click(on_end_button_clicked)

# Display the interface
display(VBox([HBox([correct_button, wrong_button, pass_button, end_button]), output]))
display_text()

def update_dataset(self, dataset_name, split_name, hf_token, new_dataset_records=None):
“””
Updates a HuggingFace dataset with the labeled data or a custom dataframe.

Parameters:
– dataset_name: The name of the dataset on the HuggingFace Hub.
– hf_token: The HuggingFace token for authentication.
– split_name: The split of the dataset to update (‘train’ or ‘test’).
“””
if not new_dataset_records:
new_dataset_records = Dataset.from_pandas(self.labeled_data)
else:
new_dataset_records = new_dataset_records
dataset = load_dataset(dataset_name, token=hf_token)
updated_split = concatenate_datasets([dataset[split_name], new_dataset_records])
updated_dataset = DatasetDict({
‘train’: dataset[‘train’] if split_name == ‘test’ else updated_split,
‘test’: dataset[‘test’] if split_name == ‘train’ else updated_split
})
updated_dataset.push_to_hub(dataset_name, token=hf_token)
print(f”Successfully pushed {len(new_dataset_records)} records to {dataset_name} {split_name} split.”)


rq_model_path = “reddgr/rq-request-question-prompt-classifier”
device = 0 if torch.cuda.is_available() else -1
classifier = pipeline(“text-classification”, model=rq_model_path, tokenizer=rq_model_path, device=device)

rq_labeling_widget = labeling_widget.LabelingWidget()
# Start the manual labeling process
label_map = {0: “question”, 1: “request”}
rq_labeling_widget.manual_labeling(df_labeling, classifier, label_map)
🤖 It appears that there are a few issues in your code that might prevent it from running correctly. Here’s a breakdown of the problems and how to fix them:

1. **Missing Imports**:
– **Torch**: You’re using `torch.cuda.is_available()` but haven’t imported the `torch` library.
– **Pipeline**: The `pipeline` function from Hugging Face Transformers is used but not imported.

**Solution**:
python
   import torch
   from transformers import pipeline
   


2. **Incorrect Class Instantiation**:
– You’re trying to create an instance of `LabelingWidget` using `labeling_widget.LabelingWidget()`. However, `labeling_widget` is not defined or imported. Since `LabelingWidget` is defined in your script, you should instantiate it directly.

**Solution**:
python
   rq_labeling_widget = LabelingWidget()
   


3. **Undefined Variable `df_labeling`**:
– The variable `df_labeling` is used in the `manual_labeling` method but hasn’t been defined or imported.

**Solution**:
– Ensure that `df_labeling` is defined before it’s used. For example:
python
     df_labeling = pd.DataFrame(...)  # Replace with your actual data loading logic
     


4. **Potential Issues with `label_map` and Labels**:
– Ensure that the labels returned by your classifier match the keys in `label_map`. If the classifier returns labels like `’LABEL_0’` and `’LABEL_1’`, your `label_map` should correspond to these labels.

5. **Additional Recommendations**:
– **Display Modules**: Since you’re using `IPython.display`, ensure that this script is run in an environment that supports it, like Jupyter Notebook.
– **Session Completion Handling**: In your `manual_labeling` method, consider adding a mechanism to save `self.labeled_data` when the session is complete.

**Revised Code Snippet**:

python
import pandas as pd
import torch
import textwrap
from IPython.display import display, clear_output
from ipywidgets import Button, HBox, VBox, Output
from datasets import Dataset, DatasetDict, concatenate_datasets, load_dataset
from transformers import pipeline

class LabelingWidget:
    # ... [Your class implementation remains the same] ...

# Define your data frame before using it
df_labeling = pd.DataFrame(...)  # Replace with your actual data loading logic

# Initialize the classifier
rq_model_path = "reddgr/rq-request-question-prompt-classifier"
device = 0 if torch.cuda.is_available() else -1
classifier = pipeline("text-classification", model=rq_model_path, tokenizer=rq_model_path, device=device)

# Instantiate the LabelingWidget correctly
rq_labeling_widget = LabelingWidget()

# Start the manual labeling process
label_map = {0: "question", 1: "request"}
rq_labeling_widget.manual_labeling(df_labeling, classifier, label_map)



**Next Steps**:

– **Verify Imports**: Make sure all necessary libraries are installed, such as `torch`, `transformers`, `datasets`, and `ipywidgets`.
– **Data Preparation**: Ensure that `df_labeling` contains the data you wish to label and has a column named `’text’`.
– **Environment**: Run this script in an environment that supports interactive widgets, like Jupyter Notebook.
– **Authentication Tokens**: If you plan to push datasets to Hugging Face Hub, ensure you have the correct `hf_token` and dataset permissions.
😎 I said just confirm if you processed the code. Nobody made any questions about the code
🤖 Apologies for the misunderstanding. I have received and processed the code.
😎 would you know the reason why the texts presented in the widget are repeated three times? For example:

### Predicted: request (0.563) ###
implement towers of NAME_1 in python
### Predicted: request (0.563) ###
implement towers of NAME_1 in python
### Predicted: request (0.563) ###
implement towers of NAME_1 in python
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🤖 It appears that the text is being displayed multiple times due to how the `Output` widget and the `display` function are used in your code. Specifically, the duplication may occur because the interface components are being displayed multiple times, or the `display_text()` function is causing repeated outputs.

Here are some possible reasons and solutions:

1. **Multiple Display Calls**:
– **Issue**: The `display(VBox([…]))` function call might be executed multiple times, causing the widget and the output to be displayed repeatedly.
– **Solution**: Ensure that the `display` function is called only once during the initialization of the widget.

2. **Accumulating Outputs in the `Output` Widget**:
– **Issue**: Even though you’re using `output.clear_output(wait=True)`, the `Output` widget might still accumulate outputs if not managed correctly.
– **Solution**: Make sure you’re clearing the output before each new display and that you’re not displaying the `Output` widget multiple times.

3. **Redefinition of Widgets**:
– **Issue**: If the `manual_labeling` method is called multiple times without resetting the widgets, it can cause multiple instances of the widgets and outputs.
– **Solution**: Ensure that you’re not unintentionally calling `manual_labeling` more than once.

4. **Jupyter Notebook Behavior**:
– **Issue**: Running the cell multiple times in a Jupyter Notebook can create multiple instances of the widgets.
– **Solution**: Restart the kernel or clear the outputs before re-running the cell.

**Suggested Code Adjustments**

Modify your `manual_labeling` method to display the interface only once and manage the output properly:

python
def manual_labeling(self, df_extracted, classifier, label_map):
    """
    Manual labeling function for user interaction. Returns labeled_data when the session ends.
    """
    output = Output()
    current_index = {"value": 0}  # Track the current index in df_extracted

    # Create buttons
    correct_button = Button(description="CORRECT", button_style="success")
    wrong_button = Button(description="WRONG", button_style="danger")
    pass_button = Button(description="PASS", button_style="info")
    end_button = Button(description="END SESSION", button_style="warning")

    # Bind button actions
    def on_correct_button_clicked(_):
        label_text()
        current_index["value"] += 1
        display_text()

    def on_wrong_button_clicked(_):
        label_text(override_label=1 - int(classifier([df_extracted.iloc[current_index["value"]]["text"]])[0]["label"].split("_")[-1]))
        current_index["value"] += 1
        display_text()

    def on_pass_button_clicked(_):
        current_index["value"] += 1
        display_text()

    def on_end_button_clicked(_):
        output.clear_output(wait=True)
        with output:
            print("### Labeling Session Ended ###")
            print(f"Total labels recorded: {len(self.labeled_data)}")
            print("Labeled data:")
            display(self.labeled_data)
            self.session_complete = True

    correct_button.on_click(on_correct_button_clicked)
    wrong_button.on_click(on_wrong_button_clicked)
    pass_button.on_click(on_pass_button_clicked)
    end_button.on_click(on_end_button_clicked)

    # Display the interface once
    display(VBox([HBox([correct_button, wrong_button, pass_button, end_button]), output]))

    def display_text():
        """
        Function to display the current text and prediction.
        """
        output.clear_output(wait=True)  # Clear the output area for the current example
        with output:
            if current_index["value"] >= len(df_extracted):
                print("### Labeling Complete ###")
                print("Labeled data:")
                display(self.labeled_data)
                self.session_complete = True
                return
            text = df_extracted.iloc[current_index["value"]]["text"]
            result = classifier([text])[0]
            predicted_label = int(result["label"].split("_")[-1])
            prob = result["score"]
            wrapped_text = textwrap.fill(text, width=120)
            label_str = label_map[predicted_label]
            print(f"### Predicted: {label_str} ({prob:.3f}) ###")
            print(wrapped_text)

    def label_text(override_label=None):
        """
        Function to add the labeled data to the labeled_data DataFrame.
        """
        text = df_extracted.iloc[current_index["value"]]["text"]
        result = classifier([text])[0]
        predicted_label = int(result["label"].split("_")[-1])
        correct_label = override_label if override_label is not None else predicted_label
        self.labeled_data = pd.concat(
            [self.labeled_data, pd.DataFrame({"text": [text], "label": [correct_label]})],
            ignore_index=True,
        )

    # Initialize by displaying the first text
    display_text()



**Explanation of Changes**:

– **Display the Interface Once**: Moved the `display(VBox([…]))` call before defining `display_text()` to ensure it’s called only once.
– **Proper Output Clearing**: Ensured that `output.clear_output(wait=True)` is used correctly to prevent accumulation of outputs.
– **Avoid Re-displaying Widgets**: By displaying the interface before the `display_text()` function, we avoid re-displaying the entire widget stack.

**Additional Recommendations**:

– **Check for Multiple Executions**: Make sure you’re not running the cell containing the `manual_labeling` method multiple times without restarting the kernel.
– **Widget State Management**: Widgets retain state across executions in a Jupyter environment. Consider resetting the widget state if needed.
– **Testing**: Add print statements in your button click handlers to see if they are being triggered more than once.

**Example of a Potential Issue**:

If you had inadvertently called `display(VBox([…]))` inside the `display_text()` function or within a loop, it would cause the widget to be displayed multiple times, resulting in duplicated outputs.



By adjusting your code as suggested, you should see each text displayed only once when using the widget. Let me know if this resolves the issue or if you need further assistance!

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