Where do I use --initial-prompt in python code?

[DracoCoder]

How do I suggest vocabulary in code?
Thank You,

[jianfch]

model = whisper.load_model("base")
result = model.transcribe("audio.mp3", initial_prompt='vocabulary' )

[DracoCoder]

Thank You!, Anyway to do it using,

options = whisper.DecodingOptions(fp16=False)
result = whisper.decode(model, mel, options)

[DracoCoder]

NVM Got it

options = whisper.DecodingOptions(fp16=False, prompt="vocab")

[madcap1090]

Hi there. I thought it was a list of words, but in fact it's a prompt, like the other models. See https://platform.openai.com/docs/guides/speech-to-text/prompting

[envious]

Does anyone know how to achieve this with the official OpenAI Whisper API? i.e. add prompts

[aavetis]

Does anyone know how to achieve this with the official OpenAI Whisper API? i.e. add prompts

prompt in params listed here

[sthita-pujari]

@DracoCoder Just to understand this? Is 'vocab' a list of words?
What I wanted is a list of keywords that I can use to boost the LM while decoding.
Is there a way to do that?

[esonec]

Can my vocabulary contain 2-word phrases? Can it contain '-'-separated words?
Like "orthogonal UUID" or moisture-less.
Then how should I add them to the initial_prompt amongst simple one word terms?

[envious]

Can my vocabulary contain 2-word phrases? Can it contain '-'-separated words? Like "orthogonal UUID" or moisture-less. Then how should I add them to the initial_prompt amongst simple one word terms?

I'm keen to know this too

[zaherweb]

I think it can contain different words, and actually model works with them separately I have tested that , but the problem is that you are limited to total lenght of 1024 , as prompt deals with the whole text as a string not a list.

[glangford]

I think it can contain different words, and actually model works with them separately I have tested that , but the problem is that you are limited to total lenght of 1024 , as prompt deals with the whole text as a string not a list.

@zaherweb Why would you have a limit of 1024? Python strings can be much longer than 1024, is there some other limitation you are running into?

[glangford]

...probably you are running from the command line and running into a shell limitation?

[KyleFRS]

@DracoCoder could you please show the full file for the script? I also would like to know but I couldn't follow the answer. Thank you.