International Conference on Applied Engineering and Natural Sciences · 2023 · 297 citations · 8 references
ComputingComputer ScienceArtificial IntelligenceNatural Language ProcessingSoftware EngineeringLanguage ModelingSoftware ConstructionSoftware DesignLanguage-driven DevelopmentLarge Language ModelsOpen-source Software DevelopmentPipelinesRapid Mobile Application Development
Large Language Models have rapidly gained adoption for tasks such as essay writing, code generation, and debugging, with ChatGPT popularizing their use, and LangChain is recognized for enabling seamless interaction with diverse data sources and applications. The study aims to demonstrate how LangChain can accelerate the creation of custom AI applications using Large Language Models. The authors examine LangChain’s core components and modular chain architecture, illustrating how these abstractions enable customizable, use‑case‑specific pipelines. Practical examples demonstrate that LangChain facilitates rapid development of LLM‑based applications.
This study focuses on the utilization of Large Language Models (LLMs) for the rapid development of applications, with a spotlight on LangChain, an open-source software library. LLMs have been rapidly adopted due to their capabilities in a range of tasks, including essay composition, code writing, explanation, and debugging, with OpenAI’s ChatGPT popularizing their usage among millions ofusers. The crux of the study centers around LangChain, designed to expedite the development of bespoke AI applications using LLMs. LangChain has been widely recognized in the AI community for its ability to seamlessly interact with various data sources and applications. The paper provides an examination of LangChain's core features, including its components and chains, acting as modular abstractions and customizable, use-case-specific pipelines, respectively. Through a series of practical examples, the study elucidates the potential of this framework in fostering the swift development of LLM-based applications.
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