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You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | LayerNorm2d(out_chans), |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | user: GameMember |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | score_dict = zoo_grasp_importance_score(model, dataloader, sample_per_classes, class_num, zoo_sample_size, zoo_step_size) |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | @admin.register(Report) |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | source = normalize_answer(source, answer_type) |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | collector = SB3PPODataCollector(SB3PPODatapoint, ppo_model.policy) |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | @discord.ui.button(emoji=STOP_EMOJI) |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | args = parse_train_args() |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | diffbot = DiffbotClient() |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | class RealSenseCamera(Camera): |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | env = UniversalSeed(env) |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | raise NoContextError() |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | if CUSTOM_FILE_CAPTION: |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | assert rel_error(out1, out2) < 1e-4, "EMLP equivariance fails on bespoke productsubrep" |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | success = await delete_item_from_db(item_id) |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | create_mock_trades(fee, is_short) |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | _,chunks = extract_pdf_text(uploaded_file) |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | payload = _get_from_shared_kv_store( |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | DatabricksCluster() |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | name=DOMAIN, |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | class ConditionalHist(BaseLightning): |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | train_set, val_set, test_set, train_subj, val_subj, test_subj = get_datasets( |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | value = channel[SMAEV_VALUE] |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | with JSONLReader(source_file, source_encoding) as in_file: |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | loss_fn: Callable = xent_loss, |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | "output_prompt": OUTPUT_PROMPT, |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | xq, xk = apply_rotary_emb(xq, xk, freqs_cis=freqs_cis) |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | def format_agent_info(self, agent: MicroAgent) -> dict: |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | unit_module = bottleneck_IR |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | dim_out = default(dim_out, dim) |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | result = pit( |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | class TestPythonInsecureCodeDetector(InsecureCodeDetectorTest): |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | audio_encoder = AudioEncoder(audio_vit_cfg) |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | v, c, n, s = load_pts(vhull) |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | self.projection_matrix = getProjectionMatrix(znear=self.znear, zfar=self.zfar, fovX=self.FoVx, fovY=self.FoVy).transpose(0,1).cuda() |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | self.config = load_config()["agent_search"] |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | self.keypoints_normalizer = Normalizer(cfg) |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | binarize_gripper_actions(trajectory["action"][:, -1])[:, None], |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | client._client.stream.return_value = mock_stream_response( |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | self.rgb_encoder = RGBEncoder( |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | unit_module = bottleneck_IR_SE |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | print_log( |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | compare_debug_pipeline_outputs(computed_pipeline_output, expected_debug_pipeline_output) |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | value_render_fn=render_cpu_percentage_100, |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | bbox_size = expand_to_aspect_ratio(scale*200, target_aspect_ratio=BBOX_SHAPE).max() |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | label_map: LabelMap = {} |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | meta: ComponentArguments |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | args = make_args() |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | ssims.append(ssim(renders[idx], gts[idx])) |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | num_devices = get_world_size() |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | self.ddim_timesteps = make_ddim_timesteps(ddim_discr_method=ddim_discretize, num_ddim_timesteps=ddim_num_steps, |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | self.up1 = UpSampleBN(skip_input=2048 + 176, output_features=1024) |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | return Denoiser(HParams()) |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | topology["v2uv"] = compute_v2uv( |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | admin.site.register(ArxivPaper, ArxivPaperAdmin) |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | G: MegaVQ, |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | "text": server_error_msg, |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | def forward(self, src: torch.Tensor, mask: Optional[AttentionMask] = None) -> torch.Tensor: |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | "Mistral-7B-Instruct-v0.2": mistral_7B_instruct_v02, |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | inputhashes = [hash_anything(line), hash_anything(cell)] |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | ) -> ResponseDataSample: |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | message = format_message(full_plain_message) |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | if target_has_features(["avx512bw", "avx512f"]): |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | ex = Example(index, image, prompt, data) |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | model = create_model_from_args(args) |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | usage=Usage( |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | logger.info(f"dml result: {avg}") |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | def callback_msg(msg:ChatMsg) -> int:
|
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | LocalNaturalDatasetCfg( |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | com_restraint.setName(OpenMMForceName.COM_RESTRAINT) |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | comm.get_local_size() == comm.get_world_size() |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | return MultidilatedConv |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | self.ddim_timesteps = make_ddim_timesteps(ddim_discr_method=ddim_discretize, num_ddim_timesteps=ddim_num_steps, |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | self.decoder = Decoder(args).to(device=args.device) |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | use_templates=binary_question("Do you want to use templates?", default=True), |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | display_logo() |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | is_simple_expression(node.func.value, state.aliases) and |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | z_updater.auto_update('Zurg',True) |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | unit_block = o3dobj.get_o3d_unit_block_at_origin() |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | self.convs[("dispconv", s)] = Conv3x3(self.num_ch_dec[s], self.num_output_channels) |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | self.ema = EMA(ema) |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | distributed_rank = get_rank() |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | log.error(f"quantizer.histogram : {self.quantizer.histogram}") |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | circle_tag(cx=attrs.cx, cy=attrs.cy, r=attrs.r) |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | self.graph = Graph(labeling_mode='spatial', layout=dataset) |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | pipe.scheduler = DDIMSkipScheduler.from_config(pipe.scheduler.config) |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | file_name = f"{PREPROCESS_DIR}/{agent_name}/{audio_format}/{b64_string}.{audio_format}" |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | context_coverage = LLMBasedContextCoverage(use_few_shot=self.use_few_shot) |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | psnr, ssim = matlab_metric.calc_metrics(res[0].permute(1,2,0).detach().cpu().numpy(), label[0].permute(1,2,0).detach().cpu().numpy(), 0, norm=True, mask=mask) |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | self.ln_pre = LayerNorm(width) |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | model = WorkflowTemplateRevisionHistory |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | open_browser(auth_url) |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | text = creds_from_input(inp) |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | print_color("Downloading libndk now .....", bcolors.GREEN) |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | images, c2w, H, W, focal_x, focal_y, image_paths = load_meta_data( |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | "--fp16", type=str2bool, default=True, help="Whether to fp16 inference." |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | @registry.register_processor("blip_caption") |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | train_mask, val_mask, test_mask = train_val_test_mask(y, args.nb_classes) |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | self.final_layer = FinalLayer(attn_dim, in_ch, dropout=dropout) |
You will be given python files from a code repository, with the current file being shown last. Your task is to predict the next line of code in the current file.
NOTE: You should only predict the next line in the current file. Do not produce more than one line, and do not provide any explanation.
====REPOSITORY====
# ... | dataset = Benchmark.load(dataset_name=dataset_name_or_path, |
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