Solutions to optimize the quality of code generation
When using Qwen3-Coder for code generation, the syntax error rate can be effectively reduced by the following methods:
- Use the full cue word: Ensure that the input contains the full function signature and parameter descriptions, for example
"#write a Python function to calculate factorial with input validation"than simply writing"#factorial function"more effective - Control of generation length: By setting the
max_new_tokensParameters limit the output length, it is recommended that the initial value is set to 512, complex tasks can be gradually increased - Enable constraint decoding: Add the
do_sample=FalseParameters can reduce randomness errors - Post-validation process: In conjunction with the built-in syntax checking feature of the Qwen Code tool, execute the
qwen > Check syntax errors in this generated code - chunking strategy: For long code it is recommended to generate it in segments and utilize the 256K context window for cross-validation
If the error still occurs, you can try the code fixing function that comes with the model: take the error code as input, with a description of the error, and the model can automatically generate suggestions for fixing it.
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