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when we import the llm classes:
from beyondllm.llm import somemodel
the __init__.py kicks in which is import all the llm classes in that package
__init__.py
src/beyondllm/llm/
from .base import BaseLLMModel from .hf import HuggingFaceHubModel from .gemini import GeminiModel from .chatopenai import ChatOpenAIModel from .azurechat import AzureOpenAIModel from .ollama import OllamaModel from .multimodal import GeminiMultiModal from .gpt4o import GPT4oOpenAIModel from .chatgroq import GroqModel from .claude import ClaudeModel from .mistral import MistralModel from .cohere import CohereModel from .together import TogetherModel
Is it necessary for init.py to import all the models when it is not necessary?
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when we import the llm classes:
the __init__.py kicks in which is import all the llm classes in that package
For reference, here is the
__init__.py
file (src/beyondllm/llm/
)Is it necessary for init.py to import all the models when it is not necessary?
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