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• Alpaca to Conversation Format

  Convert Alpaca format to conversational format

  -- Convert Alpaca format to Conversation format
  WITH 
  source_view AS (
    SELECT * FROM train  -- Change 'train' to your desired view name here
  )
  SELECT 
    [
      struct_pack(
        "from" := 'user',
        "value" := CASE 
                    WHEN input IS NOT NULL AND input != '' 
                    THEN instruction || '\n\n' || input
                    ELSE instruction
                  END
      ),
      struct_pack(
        "from" := 'assistant',
        "value" := output
      )
    ] AS conversation
  FROM source_view
  WHERE instruction IS NOT NULL 
    AND output IS NOT NULL;
  

• Leakage Detection

  Detect data leakage between train and test datasets by calculating the overlap percentage.

  WITH
      overlapping_rows AS (
          SELECT COUNT(*) AS overlap_count
          FROM train
          INTERSECT
          SELECT COUNT(*) AS overlap_count
          FROM test
      ),
      total_unique_rows AS (
          SELECT COUNT(*) AS total_count
          FROM (
              SELECT * FROM train
              UNION
              SELECT * FROM test
          ) combined
      )
  SELECT
      overlap_count,
      total_count,
      (overlap_count * 100.0 / total_count) AS overlap_percentage
  FROM overlapping_rows, total_unique_rows;
  

• Show Tables

  List all tables that are loaded using SHOW TABLES or PRAGMA show_tables.

  -- List all tables using SQL command
  SHOW TABLES;
  
  -- List all tables using PRAGMA
  PRAGMA show_tables;
  

• Summarize

  Summarize a specific table or columns for a quick overview of the dataset's structure and statistics.

  -- summarize a specific table
  SUMMARIZE my_table
  
  -- summarize a specific column
  SUMMARIZE my_table.my_column
  

• Table Info

  Get detailed information about a table's structure

  -- Returns detailed information about a table's structure
  -- Use this to get the column names, types, and other details
  PRAGMA table_info('table_name');