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Made it possible to get answers from litqa evaluations #760
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I posed a better alternative in comments, approving because this does work
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CORRECT = "correct" | ||
INCORRECT = "incorrect" | ||
UNSURE = "unsure" | ||
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def answer(self) -> str | None: |
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Ha so basically this PR moves LitQAEvaluation
to be basically an Enum
/tuple
hybrid.
I can tell from this PR that you want to just keep moving, but a better pattern would be something like a dataclass
or BaseModel
that contains an Evaluation
. So to be more specific:
- Dataclass
LitQAEntry
for an LitQA question that containsanswer: str
,ideal: str
,selection: Evaluation
- Moves all methods (e.g.
from_question
/from_answer
) to the dataclassLitQAEntry
Does that make sense?
Of course it's more of a breaking change, but you can remove the str | None
awkwardness and have simpler code
Also, feel free to just say let's save for another PR
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Gonna leave this here: #761
Will see how things shake-out before refactor though
I'm not super happy with the pattern, but I modified
LitQAEvaluation
so that it stuffs the extracted answer into theStrEnum
value. This makes it so we can recover the actual answers at the end, to help with consensus sampling.