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improve messages.py and move the primary messages to top #72
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#!/usr/bin/env Python3

from typing import Optional
from

primary_message_entity = (
"You have access to a knowledge graph that contains "
"the entities after the delimiter {delimiter} in the end of this message."
"Your task is to select the ones that are relevant to the user's question "
"for subsequent use in a query. Only return the entities, "
"comma-separated, without any additional text. "
"{delimiter}"
"{entities}"
)


primary_message_relationship = (
"You have access to a knowledge graph that contains entities and relationships "
"after the delimiter {delimiter} in the end of this message."
"Your task is to select the relationships that are relevant "
"to the user's question for subsequent use in a query. Only "
"return the relationships without their sources or targets, "
"comma-separated, and without any additional text. Here are the "
"possible relationships and their source and target entities: "
"{delimiter}"
"entities:{selected_entities_joined}"
"relationships: {relationships}"
)

primary_message_property = (
"You have access to a knowledge graph that contains entities and "
"relationships. Their properties are after the delimiter {delimiter} in the end of this message."
"Your task is to select the properties that are relevant to the "
"user's question for subsequent use in a query. Only return the "
"entities and relationships with their relevant properties in JSON "
"format, without any additional text. Return the "
"entities/relationships as top-level dictionary keys, and their "
"properties as dictionary values. "
"Do not return properties that are not relevant to the question."
"{delimiter}"
"entities and their properties: {entity_properties}"
"relationships and their properties: {relationship_properties}"
)


primary_message_query = (
"Generate a database query in {query_language} that answers "
"the user's question. "
"You can use the following entities: {entities}, "
"relationships: {relationships_key_list}, and "
"properties: {properties}. "
)

class message(str):

class message(str):
def __init__(
self,
delimiter: str = "####",
content: str = None, ## content of the message
label: Optional[str] = None,
message_type: Optional[str] = None,


self,
delimiter: str = "####",
content: str = None, ## content of the message
label: Optional[str] = "primary",
message_type: Optional[str] = None,
):

super().__init__()
self.label = label
self.message_type = message_type
self.delimiter = delimiter
self.content = content

def _add_kg_basic_info(self):
kg_info_msg = (
"You have access to a knowledge graph. A knowledge graph is a knowledge representation that models information as a graph, "
"where nodes represent entities, "
"and edges represent relationships between those entities. "
"Entities and relationships always have IDs which you can use to identify them. "
"Entities and relationships can have properties, which you can also use to identify them, but they are not neceassary. "
)

kg_info_msg=("You have access to a knowledge graph. A knowledge graph is a knowledge representation that models information as a graph, where nodes represent entities, "
"and edges represent relationships between those entities. "
"Entities and relationships always have IDs which you can use to identify them. "
"Entities and relationships can have properties but they are not neceassary. "
)
# get a message that tells the model basic things about a KG

# get a message that tells the model basic things about a KG

self.content = f"{kg_info_msg}\n{self.content}"




class system_message(message):

def __init__(
self,
message_type: str = 'system',
message_for: str = None,
content: str = None, ## content of the message
delimiter: str = None,
label: Optional[str] = None,

self,
message_type: str = "system",
message_for: str = None,
content: str = None, ## content of the message
delimiter: str = None,
label: Optional[str] = None,
):
super().__init__(
message_type=message_type,
label=label,
delimiter=delimiter,
content=content
content=content,
)

message_for_options = ['entity', 'relationship', 'property', 'query']
message_for_options = ["entity", "relationship", "property", "query"]

if message_for is not None:
if message_for not in message_for_options:
raise ValueError("message_for must be one of ['entity', 'relationship', 'property', 'query']")

self.message_for = message_for

raise ValueError(
"message_for must be one of ['entity', 'relationship', 'property', 'query']"
)

self.message_for = message_for

def _add_system_message_entity(self, entities):

self.message_for = 'entity'
self.label = 'initial' # mark that this is the first set of prompts used right now, hard code for now, maybe as a param later for benchmarking
self.message_for = "entity"

# TODO: an option to add kg info at the beginning of this message

system_message_entity=("You have access to a knowledge graph that contains "
f"the entities after the delimiter {self.delimiter} in the end of this message."
"Your task is to select the ones that are relevant to the user's question "
"for subsequent use in a query. Only return the entities, "
"comma-separated, without any additional text. "
f"{self.delimiter}"
f"{entities}")

self.content = f"{self.content}\n{system_message_entity}"

def _add_system_message_relationship(self, selected_entities, relationships):

self.message_for = 'relationship'
self.label = 'initial' # mark that this is the first set of prompts used right now, hard code for now, maybe as a param later for benchmarking

system_message_relationship = (
"You have access to a knowledge graph that contains entities and relationships "
f"after the delimiter {self.delimiter} in the end of this message."
"Your task is to select the relationships that are relevant "
"to the user's question for subsequent use in a query. Only "
"return the relationships without their sources or targets, "
"comma-separated, and without any additional text. Here are the "
"possible relationships and their source and target entities: "
f"{self.delimiter}"
f"entities:{', '.join(selected_entities)}"
f"relationships: {relationships}")

self.content = f"{self.content}\n{system_message_relationship}"


def _add_system_message_property(self, entity_properties, relationship_properties):

self.message_for = 'property'
self.label = 'initial' # mark that this is the first set of prompts used right now, hard code for now, maybe as a param later for benchmarking

system_message_property =("You have access to a knowledge graph that contains entities and "
f"relationships. Their properties are after the delimiter {self.delimiter} in the end of this message."
"Your task is to select the properties that are relevant to the "
"user's question for subsequent use in a query. Only return the "
"entities and relationships with their relevant properties in JSON "
"format, without any additional text. Return the "
"entities/relationships as top-level dictionary keys, and their "
"properties as dictionary values. "
"Do not return properties that are not relevant to the question."
f"{self.delimiter}"
f"entities and their properties: {entity_properties}"
f"relationships and their properties: {relationship_properties}")

self.content = f"{self.content}\n{system_message_property}"



def _add_system_message_query(self, entities, relationships, properties, query_language):

self.message_for = 'property'
self.label = 'initial' # mark that this is the first set of prompts used right now, hard code for now, maybe as a param later for benchmarking

system_message_query = (
f"Generate a database query in {query_language} that answers "
f"the user's question. "
f"You can use the following entities: {entities}, "
f"relationships: {list(relationships.keys())}, and "
f"properties: {properties}. "
)

self.content = f"{self.content}\n{system_message_query}"

# TODO: other propts then primary
if self.label == "primary":
system_message_entity = primary_message_entity.format(
delimiter=self.delimiter, entities=entities
)
self.content = f"{self.content}\n{system_message_entity}"

def _add_system_message_relationship(
self, selected_entities, relationships
):
self.message_for = "relationship"
selected_entities_joined = ", ".join(selected_entities)

if self.label == "primary":
system_message_relationship = primary_message_relationship.format(
delimiter=self.delimiter,
selected_entities=selected_entities_joined,
relationships=relationships,
)
self.content = f"{self.content}\n{system_message_relationship}"

def _add_system_message_property(
self, entity_properties, relationship_properties
):
self.message_for = "property"
if self.label == "primary":
system_message_property = primary_message_property.format(
delimiter=self.delimiter,
entity_properties=entity_properties,
relationship_properties=relationship_properties,
)
self.content = f"{self.content}\n{system_message_property}"

def _add_system_message_query(
self, entities, relationships, properties, query_language
):
self.message_for = "query"
relationships_key_list = list(relationships.keys())

if self.label == "primary":
system_message_query = primary_message_query.format(
query_language=query_language,
entities=entities,
relationships_key_list=relationships_key_list,
properties=properties,
)
self.content = f"{self.content}\n{system_message_query}"

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