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We implement InstructPipe with a two-stage LLM refinement prompting technique, adopted by a pseudocode interpretation step to render a pipeline. The determine under illustrates the high-level workflow of the InstructPipe implementation. InstructPipe leverages two LLM modules (highlighted in pink) — a Node Selector, and a Code Author. Given a person instruction and a pipeline tag (e.g., a multimodal pipeline), we first devise the Node Selector to establish a listing of potential nodes that might be used based on the directions. Within the Node Selector, we immediate the LLM with a really temporary description of every node, aiming to filter out unrelated nodes for a goal pipeline. The chosen nodes and the unique person enter (the immediate and the tag) are then fed into the Code Author, which generates pseudocode (i.e., a succinct code format that defines the alternatives and connections of the important nodes) for the specified pipeline. In Code Author, we offer the LLM with detailed descriptions and examples of every chosen node to make sure the LLM has intensive context for every candidate node. Lastly, we make use of a Code Interpreter to parse the pseudocode and render a visible programming pipeline with which the person could work together.
