guideline added

app.py

@@ -19,9 +19,9 @@ def load_model():
 
 tokenizer, model = load_model()
 
-guideline_path = "./llama_3.2_3b_epoch2_iteration50.pkl"
-guideline_results = pickle.load(open(guideline_path,'rb'))
-guidelines = guideline_results['best_rational']
+guideline_path = "./guidelines.txt"
+with open(guideline_path, 'r', encoding='utf-8') as f:
+    guidelines = f.read()
 
 def process_prompt(tokenizer, content, video_summary = '', guidelines = None):
     if guidelines:

guidelines.txt

@@ -0,0 +1,21 @@
+Make Bold Claims: Catchy headlines often make bold or unexpected statements that challenge the reader's assumptions, such as "The Truth About [Topic] That You Won't Believe."
+
+Use Informal Language for Relatability: The use of informal language in the good headline makes it feel more approachable and engaging, inviting readers in.
+
+Leverage Familiarity: Mentioning a well-known figure like James Taylor can draw in fans and create a connection, increasing the likelihood of engagement.
+
+Highlight Unique Qualities: Focus on what makes the story stand out. The good headline emphasizes the "really terrible questions," suggesting a unique and relatable situation that many can connect with.
+
+Be Specific and Concrete: Vague headlines are less likely to perform well. Be specific about what the reader will gain, learn, or discover by clicking.
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+Highlight Personal Transformation: Focus on how the information can lead to personal growth or change. Example: "This One Tip Helped Me Overcome My Fear of Public Speaking!"
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+Create a Sense of Urgency: Time-sensitive words like "Today," "Now," or "Limited Time" can create urgency, pushing readers to click before they lose the opportunity.
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+Use Specificity: Offering concrete details or examples can make a headline more compelling. Vague terms like "Secret Lives" may lack the same immediate appeal compared to a specific action.
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+Use Intriguing Language: Employ words that spark curiosity or interest. The good headline uses "annoying habit," which invites readers to learn more about the behavior being discussed.
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+Use Humor and Playfulness: Incorporate light-hearted language or playful phrasing to create an inviting tone. Example: "Watch This Ridiculously Adorable Video—It'll Make Your Day!"
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+Utilize Conversational Tone: A friendly, conversational tone can make headlines more approachable and engaging. Example: "Come Spend 8 Minutes with This Joyful Girl—You’ll See Life Differently!"