This Python script, Logs_AD.py
, is designed to find the most different string in a logs file using the embeddings generated by the SentenceTransformer model. It's particularly useful when working with large datasets where GPU acceleration can significantly speed up computations.
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GPU Availability Check: Checks if a GPU is available on your system. If a GPU is available, it will display the number of GPUs and their respective names. If a GPU is not available, it will default to using the CPU.
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Model Loading: Loads a SentenceTransformer model. SentenceTransformer is a Python framework for state-of-the-art sentence, text and image embeddings. The model used here is 'all-MiniLM-L6-v2'.
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Text Embedding: Defines a function
embeddings(text)
to create embeddings for a given text. This function is applied to the 'SQL' column of a DataFramedf
, creating a new column 'SQL_Embedded' with the embeddings. -
Storing Embeddings: Stores the embeddings to disk in a pickle file named 'embeddings_test.pkl'. This is done so that the embeddings don't have to be recomputed every time.
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Loading Embeddings: Provides commented-out code for loading the embeddings from the pickle file if needed.
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Calculating Average Embedding: Calculates the average value of the embeddings using multithreading for efficiency. This is particularly useful if the dataset is large. The average embedding is then stored in the variable
embedding_avg
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- PyTorch: This script uses the PyTorch library to interact with the GPU.
- SentenceTransformer: This script uses the SentenceTransformer library to generate text embeddings.
- concurrent.futures: This script uses the concurrent.futures library for efficient multithreading.
- numpy: This script uses the numpy library for mathematical operations.
- pickle: This script uses the pickle library to store and load embeddings.
To use this script, simply run it in your Python environment. The script will automatically check for GPU availability, load the SentenceTransformer model, create text embeddings, store the embeddings, calculate the average embedding, and print the results.
Contributions are welcome! Please feel free to submit a Pull Request.