I successfully ran the open-source code, but the output contains multiple <none> values. Additionally, some of these values appear incomplete or truncated, showing only partial strings like <none (without the closing >).
I was wondering how should I handle or interpret these values in the result?
Environment：
Operating System: 22.04.5
Python Version: Python 3.10
Code:
Inference result:
We can see that the output contains both complete <none> and truncated <none values. And after removing complete <none> values (creating cleaned_result), truncated <none strings persist. And in the inference results, each sentence ends with <none (partial string).
I'm unsure how to handle incomplete parts in the result.
I successfully ran the open-source code, but the output contains multiple
<none>values. Additionally, some of these values appear incomplete or truncated, showing only partial strings like<none(without the closing>).I was wondering how should I handle or interpret these values in the result?
Environment：
Operating System: 22.04.5
Python Version: Python 3.10
Code:
Inference result:
We can see that the output contains both complete
<none>and truncated<nonevalues. And after removing complete<none>values (creatingcleaned_result), truncated<nonestrings persist. And in the inference results, each sentence ends with<none(partial string).I'm unsure how to handle incomplete parts in the result.