prompt model change

app.py

@@ -41,45 +41,36 @@ chat_model = T5ForConditionalGeneration.from_pretrained("google/flan-t5-base")
 def explain_recycling(class_label):
     prompt = f"""
     Example 1:
-    • Recycling type: Glass
-    • Disposal: Rinse and place in glass recycling
-    • Processing: Crushed into cullet and remelted
-    • Tip: Reuse bottles for storage
+    • Recycling type: Glass\n
+    • Disposal: Rinse and put in the municipal glass-only bin\n
 
     Example 2:
-    • Recycling type: Paper
-    • Disposal: Keep dry and place in paper recycling
-    • Processing: Pulped and formed into new paper
-    • Tip: Use both sides before discarding
+    • Recycling type: Paper\n
+    • Disposal: Place in the clean paper recycling stream\n
 
     Example 3:
-    • Recycling type: Cardboard
-    • Disposal: Flatten and recycle
-    • Processing: Pulped and remade into cardboard sheets
-    • Tip: Reuse boxes for storage
+    • Recycling type: Cardboard\n
+    • Disposal: Flatten and place in the cardboard/boxboard bin\n
 
     Example 4:
-    • Recycling type: Plastic
-    • Disposal: Check recycling number and recycle if accepted
-    • Processing: Shredded and melted into pellets
-    • Tip: Use refillable bottles
+    • Recycling type: Plastic (#1–#2 typically)\n
+    • Disposal: Empty and place in your plastics recycling bin\n
 
     Example 5:
-    Item: aluminum can
-    • Recycling type: Metal
-    • Disposal: Rinse and place in metal recycling
-    • Processing: Melted and recast into new cans
-    • Tip: Crush cans to save space
+    • Recycling type: Metal (aluminum)\n
+    • Disposal: Rinse and place in the municipal metal/aluminum bin\n
 
     Example 6:
-    Item: food wrapper
-    • Recycling type: Trash
-    • Disposal: Place in landfill bin
-    • Processing: Landfilled or incinerated
-    • Tip: Avoid single-use packaging
-
-    Now answer in the same 4-bullet format for:
-    Item: {class_label}
+    • Recycling type: Trash (non-recyclable)\n
+    • Disposal: Put in general landfill waste bin\n
+
+    Now answer in the exact same 2-bullet format using these rules:
+    - ALWAYS include "\n" at the end of every bullet.
+    - ALWAYS produce exactly 2 bullets.
+    - DO NOT merge lines.
+    - Keep it short.
+
+    Item: {class_label}   
     """
 
     inputs = tokenizer(prompt, return_tensors="pt").input_ids
@@ -112,7 +103,7 @@ with gr.Blocks() as demo:
     explain_output = gr.Textbox(
         label="Detailed Recycling & Disposal Advice",
         elem_id="explainbox",
-        lines=18
+        lines=4
     )
 
     analyze_btn = gr.Button("Analyze", variant="primary")