# 🎯 Final Answer: Why Response Not Accurate & What To Do ## ❌ **Root Cause: Format Mismatch** The model is generating **unrelated Kotlin/Android code** instead of Verilog because: 1. **CodeLlama-Instruct expects chat template format**: `[INST] <>...<> User [/INST] Response ` 2. **Training used simple format**: `instruction + EOS + response + EOS` 3. **Result**: Model didn't learn the task correctly → generates random code --- ## ✅ **Solution: Reformat Dataset & Retrain** ### ✅ **What I've Done:** 1. ✅ **Reformatted dataset** to use CodeLlama chat template format - New file: `datasets/processed/elinnos_fifo_codellama_chat_format.jsonl` 2. ✅ **Split dataset** into train/val/test - Location: `datasets/processed/split_chat_format/` - Train: 70 samples, Val: 9, Test: 15 3. ✅ **Updated training script** to handle chat format correctly 4. ✅ **Created training script**: `start_training_chat_format.sh` --- ## 🚀 **Next Step: RETRAIN (Required)** **You MUST retrain** because the old model won't work with the correct format. ### Quick Command: ```bash cd /workspace/ftt/codellama-migration source /venv/main/bin/activate bash start_training_chat_format.sh ``` --- ## 📊 **Expected Results After Retraining:** - ✅ Model generates **Verilog code** (not unrelated text) - ✅ Output matches training data format - ✅ Proper code structure (module...endmodule) - ✅ Accurate responses to FIFO generation requests --- ## 🔍 **Why You Need to Retrain:** - **Old model**: Trained with wrong format → confused - **Can't fix with inference changes**: Format mismatch is in training data - **New format**: Matches CodeLlama-Instruct expectations → will work correctly --- ## 📝 **Files Ready:** - ✅ Reformatted dataset: `datasets/processed/elinnos_fifo_codellama_chat_format.jsonl` - ✅ Split dataset: `datasets/processed/split_chat_format/` - ✅ Training script: `start_training_chat_format.sh` - ✅ Updated training code: `scripts/training/finetune_codellama.py` --- **Answer: Yes, you need to reformat the dataset and retrain. The format mismatch is why responses aren't accurate. Everything is ready - just run the training script!**