The following issues require special attention when dealing with large data sources:
- Token Limitations: Check the number of output tokens to ensure that the LLM's context window limit is not exceeded
- Network Stability: YouTube transcription and Sci-Hub access rely on external APIs and require a stable internet connection
- processing time: large repositories or deep web crawls may take longer
Recommendations for optimizing processing efficiency:
- Use exclusion rules wisely, configure files and directories to skip in excluded_patterns and EXCLUDED_DIRS
- Adjust the max_depth parameter to limit the depth of web crawling
- Modify the allowed_extensions list as needed to handle only the file types that are really needed
- For large GitHub repositories, consider batching the different sections
- Prioritize compressed output to save token usage
- Keep an eye on the console output for token count information
These optimization measures can improve processing efficiency and optimize the effectiveness of LLM usage while ensuring the integrity of critical information.
This answer comes from the articleOneFileLLM: Integrating Multiple Data Sources into a Single Text FileThe
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