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+"""LLM-as-judge via a real encoder classifier — classification, not generation.
+
+Every judge in ``metrics/judge.py`` (``LLMJudge``, ``GEval``, ...) needs a
+*generative* model: it asks a second LLM to produce free text, then parses a
+verdict out of that text with a regex/marker. :class:`EncoderJudge` is a
+genuinely different mechanism: any `AutoModelForSequenceClassification`
+encoder — BERT, RoBERTa, DeBERTa, ALBERT, ELECTRA, XLNet, MPNet, and any
+other architecture Hugging Face's ``Auto*`` classes cover — used directly as
+the judge. It never generates anything; it classifies a (candidate,
+reference) pair in one forward pass and reads the verdict straight off the
+model's own output distribution, with no free-text parsing at all.
+
+**Templating for an encoder** works differently than a chat/prompt template:
+encoder classifiers built for pair-input tasks (NLI, similarity, cross-encoder
+ranking, ...) take exactly *two* text spans and encode them together via the
+tokenizer's native pair-sequence support (``tokenizer(text, text_pair)`` →
+``[CLS] text [SEP] text_pair [SEP]`` for BERT-style models, with an
+equivalent for every other encoder architecture) — there is no chat-template
+string to write by hand. ``text_template=``/``text_pair_template=`` here
+just decide *which rendered fields* fill those two slots; the actual
+pair-encoding is handled by ``transformers``' own pipeline, not by manually
+concatenating a literal ``"[SEP]"`` into one string (which does not
+reliably match what any given tokenizer's real special-token handling would
+produce — see ``FactualConsistency`` in ``hallucination.py`` for the
+older, less reliable version of that mistake).
+"""
+
+from __future__ import annotations
+
+from typing import Any, Literal, Optional
+
+from auditkit.metric import Metric
+from auditkit.sample import Sample
+from auditkit.score import Score
+from auditkit.types import Direction, ScoreKind
+from auditkit.registry import METRICS
+from auditkit.errors import ExtraNotInstalled
+
+# Label names commonly used across NLI/entailment/similarity-style encoder
+# classifiers, for auto-detecting a sensible label_map when the checkpoint's
+# own config.id2label uses real words. Deliberately conservative -- a
+# checkpoint with meaningless labels (LABEL_0/LABEL_1/LABEL_2, the actual
+# default for a lot of fine-tuned classifiers) can't be guessed at all, and
+# EncoderJudge raises rather than fabricating a mapping in that case.
+_POSITIVE_LABEL_NAMES = frozenset({
+    "entailment", "entail", "positive", "pos", "yes", "true", "consistent",
+    "supported", "match", "duplicate", "similar", "1", "label_1",
+})
+_NEGATIVE_LABEL_NAMES = frozenset({
+    "contradiction", "contradict", "negative", "neg", "no", "false",
+    "inconsistent", "unsupported", "mismatch", "not_duplicate",
+    "dissimilar", "0", "label_0",
+})
+_NEUTRAL_LABEL_NAMES = frozenset({"neutral", "unrelated"})
+
+
+def _resolve_device(device: Optional[str]) -> int | str:
+    """Best available device for transformers.pipeline(device=...), which
+    wants an int (-1=cpu, 0=cuda:0, ...) or a device string -- unlike
+    HFGenModel's backend, which takes a plain device string throughout.
+    """
+    if device is not None:
+        return device
+    import torch
+    if torch.cuda.is_available():
+        return 0
+    if torch.backends.mps.is_available():
+        return "mps"
+    return -1
+
+
+@METRICS.register("encoder_judge")
+class EncoderJudge(Metric):
+    """LLM-as-judge backed by a real encoder classifier, not a prompted LLM.
+
+    Works with **any** `AutoModelForSequenceClassification`-compatible
+    checkpoint — BERT, RoBERTa, DeBERTa, ALBERT, ELECTRA, XLNet, MPNet, and
+    so on; genericity comes for free from ``transformers``' own ``Auto*``
+    classes, no architecture-specific code here.
+
+    Parameters
+    ----------
+    model_name
+        Any encoder sequence-classification checkpoint
+        (``"microsoft/deberta-base-mnli"``, ``"roberta-large-mnli"``,
+        ``"textattack/bert-base-uncased-MNLI"``, a fine-tuned similarity/
+        toxicity/sentiment classifier, ...).
+    text_template, text_pair_template
+        Placeholder templates (``{input}``/``{output}``/``{target}``,
+        alias ``{expected}``/``{context}``, same field set as
+        :class:`~auditkit.metrics.judge.LLMJudge`) rendered into the two
+        text spans handed to the tokenizer's real pair-sequence encoding.
+        Default: candidate output as the first span, reference target as
+        the second (the standard NLI-as-judge setup — "does the output
+        entail the target"). Set ``text_pair_template=None`` for a
+        single-sequence classifier (e.g. a standalone toxicity/quality
+        classifier with no reference to compare against).
+    label_map
+        ``{label_name_or_index: score}`` — maps the checkpoint's own
+        output labels to a 0–1 score. Keys match case-insensitively against
+        ``model.config.id2label`` values, or against the numeric index
+        (as ``int`` or the literal string a generic checkpoint uses, e.g.
+        ``"LABEL_1"``). If omitted, tries to auto-detect a sensible
+        mapping from common NLI/sentiment-style label names (entailment/
+        positive/yes → 1.0, contradiction/negative/no → 0.0, neutral →
+        0.5) — **raises** rather than guessing when the checkpoint's
+        labels aren't recognizable (e.g. bare ``LABEL_0``/``LABEL_1``),
+        since fabricating a mapping for unknown labels would silently
+        misjudge every single sample.
+    aggregation
+        ``"probability"`` (default): the score is the softmax-weighted sum
+        of every label's probability times its mapped score — a
+        continuous value reflecting the classifier's actual confidence,
+        not just its single best guess (e.g. an entailment probability of
+        0.85 scores 0.85, not a rounded 1.0). ``"argmax"``: score is just
+        the mapped value of the single highest-probability label (a
+        cruder, binary-flavored pass/fail).
+    device
+        ``None`` (default) auto-detects CUDA/MPS/CPU, same as every other
+        real local backend in this repo. Pass an explicit
+        ``transformers.pipeline``-style device otherwise.
+
+    The returned :class:`Score` always carries ``reason`` (the predicted
+    label + its probability) and ``metadata`` (the full label→probability
+    distribution), so you can inspect exactly what the classifier saw and
+    decided, the same transparency :class:`~auditkit.metrics.judge.LLMJudge`
+    gives via its raw judge-model reply.
+
+    **Two real gotchas, confirmed live across multiple checkpoints:**
+
+    - **A generic checkpoint's label *order* is not standardized, even for
+      the nominally same task.** Two real MNLI-finetuned checkpoints tested
+      against each other disagreed: ``howey/electra-base-mnli`` uses
+      ``LABEL_0=entailment, LABEL_1=neutral, LABEL_2=contradiction``, while
+      a naively-assumed "standard" order (0=contradiction, 1=entailment,
+      2=neutral, matching several other real checkpoints) is exactly
+      backwards for it. There is no way to know a generic checkpoint's real
+      label semantics without checking — this is exactly why
+      auto-detection refuses to guess for labels like ``LABEL_0``/
+      ``LABEL_1`` rather than assuming any particular index convention.
+      Determine the real order empirically (a couple of known
+      obviously-true/obviously-false example pairs, checking which index
+      lights up) before trusting a ``label_map`` you haven't verified.
+    - **``aggregation="probability"`` assumes single-label, mutually-
+      exclusive classification** (NLI/entailment, sentiment — probabilities
+      across all labels sum to ~1, so the weighted sum is a genuine soft
+      interpolation between verdicts). For an independent **multi-label**
+      classifier (e.g. `unitary/toxic-bert`, sigmoid outputs, several
+      labels can be true at once), mapping a label to ``0.0`` means "this
+      label contributes nothing to the score" — **not** "the complement of
+      this label." There is no way to express "1 − P(toxic)" through the
+      weighted-sum formula alone; if you want that framing specifically,
+      use a dedicated metric built for it (e.g. this repo's own
+      `ToxicityScore`) rather than `EncoderJudge`.
+    """
+
+    name = "encoder_judge"
+    kind = ScoreKind.JUDGE
+    direction = Direction.MAXIMIZE
+    is_deterministic = True
+    required_fields = frozenset({"target"})
+
+    def __init__(
+        self,
+        model_name: str = "microsoft/deberta-base-mnli",
+        *,
+        text_template: str = "{output}",
+        text_pair_template: Optional[str] = "{target}",
+        label_map: Optional[dict[Any, float]] = None,
+        aggregation: Literal["probability", "argmax"] = "probability",
+        device: Optional[str] = None,
+        name: str = "encoder_judge",
+    ) -> None:
+        self._model_name = model_name
+        self.text_template = text_template
+        self.text_pair_template = text_pair_template
+        self._label_map_arg = dict(label_map) if label_map else None
+        if aggregation not in ("probability", "argmax"):
+            raise ValueError(f"EncoderJudge: aggregation must be 'probability' or 'argmax', got {aggregation!r}")
+        self.aggregation = aggregation
+        self._device = device
+        self.name = name
+        self._pipe = None
+        self._label_map: Optional[dict[str, float]] = None  # resolved lazily, needs id2label
+
+    def identity(self) -> dict:
+        return {
+            "name": self.name,
+            "model_name": self._model_name,
+            "text_template": self.text_template,
+            "text_pair_template": self.text_pair_template,
+            "label_map": self._label_map_arg,
+            "aggregation": self.aggregation,
+        }
+
+    # -- model / label-map resolution --------------------------------------
+
+    def _ensure_pipeline(self) -> None:
+        if self._pipe is not None:
+            return
+        try:
+            from transformers import pipeline
+        except ImportError:
+            raise ExtraNotInstalled("transformers", "pip install auditkit[transformers]") from None
+        self._pipe = pipeline(
+            "text-classification",
+            model=self._model_name,
+            device=_resolve_device(self._device),
+            top_k=None,  # return every label's probability, not just the top one
+        )
+        self._label_map = self._resolve_label_map()
+
+    def _resolve_label_map(self) -> dict[str, float]:
+        id2label: dict[int, str] = dict(self._pipe.model.config.id2label)
+        if self._label_map_arg is not None:
+            return self._normalize_explicit_label_map(self._label_map_arg, id2label)
+        return self._auto_detect_label_map(id2label)
+
+    @staticmethod
+    def _normalize_explicit_label_map(raw: dict[Any, float], id2label: dict[int, str]) -> dict[str, float]:
+        """Resolve a user-supplied label_map (keyed by label name, case-
+        insensitive, or by numeric index) against the real label strings
+        the pipeline will actually emit."""
+        by_lower_name = {v.lower(): v for v in id2label.values()}
+        resolved: dict[str, float] = {}
+        for key, value in raw.items():
+            if isinstance(key, int) and key in id2label:
+                resolved[id2label[key]] = value
+                continue
+            key_str = str(key).lower()
+            if key_str in by_lower_name:
+                resolved[by_lower_name[key_str]] = value
+                continue
+            # Bare numeric string ("0", "1") against index-derived generic
+            # labels (LABEL_0, LABEL_1) that id2label itself may already use.
+            if key_str.isdigit() and int(key_str) in id2label:
+                resolved[id2label[int(key_str)]] = value
+                continue
+            raise ValueError(
+                f"EncoderJudge: label_map key {key!r} doesn't match any of this "
+                f"checkpoint's real labels {list(id2label.values())!r} (by name, "
+                f"case-insensitive, or by index)."
+            )
+        return resolved
+
+    @staticmethod
+    def _auto_detect_label_map(id2label: dict[int, str]) -> dict[str, float]:
+        detected: dict[str, float] = {}
+        for label in id2label.values():
+            norm = label.lower()
+            if norm in _POSITIVE_LABEL_NAMES:
+                detected[label] = 1.0
+            elif norm in _NEGATIVE_LABEL_NAMES:
+                detected[label] = 0.0
+            elif norm in _NEUTRAL_LABEL_NAMES:
+                detected[label] = 0.5
+        if len(detected) < len(id2label):
+            raise ValueError(
+                f"EncoderJudge: couldn't auto-detect a label_map for this "
+                f"checkpoint's labels {list(id2label.values())!r} -- pass "
+                f"label_map= explicitly, e.g. label_map={{{list(id2label.values())[0]!r}: 1.0, ...}}. "
+                f"Auto-detection only recognizes common NLI/sentiment-style "
+                f"names (entailment/positive/yes -> 1.0, contradiction/"
+                f"negative/no -> 0.0, neutral -> 0.5); a checkpoint with "
+                f"generic labels (LABEL_0/LABEL_1/...) can't be guessed "
+                f"without fabricating what they mean."
+            )
+        return detected
+
+    # -- templating ----------------------------------------------------------
+
+    def _render(self, template: str, sample: Sample, output: str) -> str:
+        fields = {
+            "input": getattr(sample, "input_text", None) or str(sample.input),
+            "output": output,
+            "expected": sample.target or "",
+            "target": sample.target or "",
+            "context": "\n".join(sample.retrieval_context or []),
+        }
+        for k, v in (sample.metadata or {}).items():
+            fields.setdefault(k, v)
+        text = template
+        for key, val in fields.items():
+            text = text.replace("{" + key + "}", str(val))
+        return text
+
+    # -- Metric API ------------------------------------------------------------
+
+    def score(self, sample: Sample, output: str, context: Any = None) -> Score:
+        self._ensure_pipeline()
+        text = self._render(self.text_template, sample, output)
+        if self.text_pair_template is not None:
+            text_pair = self._render(self.text_pair_template, sample, output)
+            pipeline_input = {"text": text, "text_pair": text_pair}
+        else:
+            pipeline_input = text
+        # truncation=True is required, not optional: BERT/RoBERTa/ELECTRA-
+        # style checkpoints use absolute position embeddings with a hard
+        # 512-token limit and crash outright (RuntimeError: tensor size
+        # mismatch) on longer combined input -- confirmed live with two
+        # long real paragraphs on a BERT checkpoint. DeBERTa (relative
+        # position embeddings, no hard limit -- its tokenizer even reports
+        # model_max_length as the classic "unbounded" sentinel value)
+        # doesn't strictly need this, but truncation=True is confirmed
+        # harmless for it too.
+        results = self._pipe(pipeline_input, truncation=True)
+        # transformers' pipeline has an inconsistent return shape depending
+        # on input form: a bare string is treated as "a batch of one" and
+        # comes back nested ([[{label,score}, ...]]), while a single
+        # {"text":..., "text_pair":...} dict comes back flat
+        # ([{label,score}, ...]) -- confirmed live, both forms used here
+        # depending on whether text_pair_template is set. Normalize either
+        # way to a flat list of per-label dicts.
+        if results and isinstance(results[0], list):
+            results = results[0]
+        probs = {r["label"]: r["score"] for r in results}
+        predicted_label = max(results, key=lambda r: r["score"])["label"]
+        predicted_prob = probs[predicted_label]
+
+        if self.aggregation == "argmax":
+            value = self._label_map.get(predicted_label, 0.0)
+        else:
+            value = sum(probs.get(label, 0.0) * mapped for label, mapped in self._label_map.items())
+
+        return Score(
+            name=self.name,
+            value=value,
+            kind=self.kind,
+            reason=f"predicted={predicted_label!r} probability={predicted_prob:.3f} aggregation={self.aggregation}",
+            metadata={"probabilities": probs, "predicted_label": predicted_label},
+        )
+
+
+# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
+# Prebuilt judges — ready-to-use EncoderJudge subclasses for 6 real,
+# live-verified checkpoints spanning 5 architecture families (see
+# docs/encoder_judge.md's checkpoint table for the full verification
+# detail). Every constructor argument still has the exact same meaning and
+# is fully overridable -- these only supply the *correct, checkpoint-
+# specific defaults* (model_name, label_map, template shape) so using one
+# doesn't require knowing that checkpoint's real label semantics up front,
+# mirroring how Factuality/ClosedQA/Relevance are LLMJudge with a
+# pre-filled prompt/choices, not a different mechanism.
+# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+@METRICS.register("factuality_encoder_judge")
+class FactualityEncoderJudge(EncoderJudge):
+    """Factual-consistency-as-judge via DeBERTa (v1) --
+    ``microsoft/deberta-base-mnli``. Real label names
+    (ENTAILMENT/NEUTRAL/CONTRADICTION); label_map is auto-detected
+    correctly with no configuration needed.
+
+    The one kept from what was originally three near-identical NLI
+    prebuilts (DeBERTa v1/v3, RoBERTa) -- all three used checkpoints with
+    real, auto-detectable labels, so they added a class name but no real
+    behavior difference over passing ``model_name=`` directly. DeBERTa v1
+    is the strongest of the three in practice: relative position
+    embeddings (no hard input-length limit, unlike RoBERTa/BERT/ELECTRA's
+    512-token absolute limit) and empirically more confident/discriminative
+    than DeBERTa-v3 on ambiguous pairs (see the removed DebertaV3NLIJudge's
+    old docstring: 0.33 vs ~0.001 for the same "unrelated sentences" test).
+    Named for its actual use case (checking whether a claim/answer is
+    factually consistent with a reference), mirroring ``Factuality`` on
+    ``LLMJudge`` -- same use case, two different judge mechanisms."""
+
+    def __init__(
+        self,
+        model_name: str = "microsoft/deberta-base-mnli",
+        *,
+        text_template: str = "{output}",
+        text_pair_template: Optional[str] = "{target}",
+        label_map: Optional[dict[Any, float]] = None,
+        aggregation: Literal["probability", "argmax"] = "probability",
+        device: Optional[str] = None,
+        name: str = "factuality_encoder_judge",
+    ) -> None:
+        super().__init__(
+            model_name=model_name, text_template=text_template, text_pair_template=text_pair_template,
+            label_map=label_map, aggregation=aggregation, device=device, name=name,
+        )
+
+
+@METRICS.register("sentiment_encoder_judge")
+class SentimentEncoderJudge(EncoderJudge):
+    """Sentiment-as-judge via DistilBERT --
+    ``distilbert-base-uncased-finetuned-sst-2-english``. The only
+    remaining prebuilt with a genuinely different *task* from
+    :class:`FactualityEncoderJudge` (2-way sentiment, not NLI entailment)
+    and single-sequence (no reference needed) rather than pair mode --
+    demonstrates ``text_pair_template=None`` as a prebuilt, not just a
+    base-class option. Judges ``output`` alone; ``target`` is unused.
+
+    Originally shipped alongside ``BertNLIJudge``/``ElectraNLIJudge``,
+    both since removed: both did the exact same task as
+    ``FactualityEncoderJudge`` (entailment/factual-consistency) on
+    checkpoints whose only distinguishing feature was an unrecoverable,
+    empirically-verified generic label order (``textattack/bert-base-
+    uncased-MNLI``: ``LABEL_0=contradiction, LABEL_1=entailment,
+    LABEL_2=neutral``; ``howey/electra-base-mnli``: the OPPOSITE order,
+    ``LABEL_0=entailment, LABEL_1=neutral, LABEL_2=contradiction``) --
+    real, checkpoint-specific knowledge worth documenting (see
+    ``docs/encoder_judge.md``), but not a distinct enough task to justify
+    two more classes with no behavior difference from
+    ``FactualityEncoderJudge`` beyond which checkpoint they pin."""
+
+    required_fields = frozenset()
+
+    def __init__(
+        self,
+        model_name: str = "distilbert-base-uncased-finetuned-sst-2-english",
+        *,
+        text_template: str = "{output}",
+        text_pair_template: Optional[str] = None,
+        label_map: Optional[dict[Any, float]] = None,
+        aggregation: Literal["probability", "argmax"] = "probability",
+        device: Optional[str] = None,
+        name: str = "sentiment_encoder_judge",
+    ) -> None:
+        super().__init__(
+            model_name=model_name, text_template=text_template, text_pair_template=text_pair_template,
+            label_map=label_map if label_map is not None else {"POSITIVE": 1.0, "NEGATIVE": 0.0},
+            aggregation=aggregation, device=device, name=name,
+        )