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Patch description
--n-extra-positions
can be used to expand the total number of positions used when encoding documents + input in pre-trained transformers. If we set this >0, then we are supposed to fill up all of end positions with the doc tokens, leaving the beginning positions for the input text.In the current RAG implementation, if we specify
--n-extra-positions M
<--n-positions N
, we encounter an issue where the documents were not properly truncated. This is found in theconcat_docs_and_input
function, whereself.expanded_input_truncate
is used to determine the maximum length of the documents. This is an overloaded attribute, hence why the bug was a bit subtle.This bug was not previously caught, as in all of my experiments,
--n-extra-positions > --n-positions
.Testing steps
Added a test to confirm that
concat_docs_and_input
respects then_positions
available in the model.