I have a list of pdf files, I want to filter them based on gorrillas guess of which are about textbooks on mathematics, how to do?

[brando90]

I'm trying this:

# -- Set the source directory
PATH_TO_SEARCH_FOR_PDFS=$HOME
PATH_TO_MV_PDFS=$HOME/maf_data/maf_pdfs/

# -- Find all PDFs recursively from root directory
pdfs=$(find "$PATH_TO_SEARCH_FOR_PDFS" -name "*.pdf")
echo $pdfs

# -- Make output dir if it doesn't exist
mkdir -p $PATH_TO_MV_PDFS

gorilla "filter my pdfs zsh list based on which names are likely to be textbooks about mathematics or science, reassign it to pdfs2 and echo the list"

but the output command worries me

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 » pdfs2=$(ls *.pdf | grep -Ei 'math|science|physics|calculus|chemistry|biology|algebra|geometry'); echo $pdfs2
   git filter-branch --renormalize-all --copy-to pdfs2 --echo pdfs | git rev-parse --git-dirty
   find . -name '*.pdf' | grep -i -E '(math|science)' | xargs -I {} mv {} pdfs2 2> /dev/null; echo pdfs2/*
   : #Do nothing

I would have wanted that gorilla passes the file names in the pdfs to an LLM to infer if it's a maths textbook, not use hardcoded works that are unlikely to work.

How to modify it so to filter it using the LLMs themselves?

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let's try

gorilla "filter my pdfs zsh list based on which names are likely to be textbooks about mathematics or science using an LLM, reassign it to pdfs2 and echo the list"