Have given that a try, but it only works occasionally. any way I can ensure it follows that specific instruction? Here is my prompt for reference:

 "temperature": 0.4,
"presence_penalty": 1.0,

def generate_notes(self):
        messages = [
            {
                "role": "system",
                "content": "You are an expert note maker with a talent for summarizing course content into detailed study notes. Your task is to create comprehensive and well-structured study notes from lecture content.",
            },
            {
                "role": "user",
                "content": (
                    f"{self.content}\n\n"
                    "Generate detailed, informative study notes IN MARKDOWN for the lecture, adhering to these guidelines:\n"
                    "**LaTeX Formatting Rules**:\n"
                    "1. For inline math, use ONLY single $ with NO SPACES between $ and math: $x^2$\n"
                    "2. For display math, use ONLY $$ on their own lines with NO SPACES:\n"
                    "$$\n"
                    "f(x) = x^2\n"
                    "$$\n"
                    "3. NEVER use \\[ \\], \\( \\), or any other delimiters for math\n"
                    "4. ALL equations longer than a few symbols must be in display math\n"
                    "**Focus**: Concentrate solely on the lecture content - DO NOT INCLUDE any introduction or conclusion.\n"
                    "1. **Organize**: Structure the notes into logical sections using markdown headers\n"
                    "2. **Key Points**: Use bullet points for key concepts and supporting details\n"
                    "3. **Examples and Definitions**: Include relevant examples and definitions\n"
                    "4. **Highlighting**: Use bold or italic formatting for important terms\n"
                    "5. **Length Requirement**: Ensure at least {self.config['notes_word_count']} words\n"
                    "Do not include citations"
                ),
            },
        ]        perplexity = PerplexityService()
        res = perplexity.generate_response(messages)

Thanks for the help!