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- eval_ai_library-0.1.0.dist-info/METADATA +753 -0
- eval_ai_library-0.1.0.dist-info/RECORD +34 -0
- eval_ai_library-0.1.0.dist-info/WHEEL +5 -0
- eval_ai_library-0.1.0.dist-info/licenses/LICENSE +21 -0
- eval_ai_library-0.1.0.dist-info/top_level.txt +1 -0
- eval_lib/__init__.py +122 -0
- eval_lib/agent_metrics/__init__.py +12 -0
- eval_lib/agent_metrics/knowledge_retention_metric/knowledge_retention.py +231 -0
- eval_lib/agent_metrics/role_adherence_metric/role_adherence.py +251 -0
- eval_lib/agent_metrics/task_success_metric/task_success_rate.py +347 -0
- eval_lib/agent_metrics/tools_correctness_metric/tool_correctness.py +106 -0
- eval_lib/datagenerator/datagenerator.py +230 -0
- eval_lib/datagenerator/document_loader.py +510 -0
- eval_lib/datagenerator/prompts.py +192 -0
- eval_lib/evaluate.py +335 -0
- eval_lib/evaluation_schema.py +63 -0
- eval_lib/llm_client.py +286 -0
- eval_lib/metric_pattern.py +229 -0
- eval_lib/metrics/__init__.py +25 -0
- eval_lib/metrics/answer_precision_metric/answer_precision.py +405 -0
- eval_lib/metrics/answer_relevancy_metric/answer_relevancy.py +195 -0
- eval_lib/metrics/bias_metric/bias.py +114 -0
- eval_lib/metrics/contextual_precision_metric/contextual_precision.py +102 -0
- eval_lib/metrics/contextual_recall_metric/contextual_recall.py +91 -0
- eval_lib/metrics/contextual_relevancy_metric/contextual_relevancy.py +169 -0
- eval_lib/metrics/custom_metric/custom_eval.py +303 -0
- eval_lib/metrics/faithfulness_metric/faithfulness.py +140 -0
- eval_lib/metrics/geval/geval.py +326 -0
- eval_lib/metrics/restricted_refusal_metric/restricted_refusal.py +102 -0
- eval_lib/metrics/toxicity_metric/toxicity.py +113 -0
- eval_lib/price.py +37 -0
- eval_lib/py.typed +1 -0
- eval_lib/testcases_schema.py +27 -0
- eval_lib/utils.py +99 -0
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# answer_relevancy.py
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'''
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AnswerRelevancyMetric: Evaluates how well a chatbot's answer addresses the user's intent by extracting
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factual statements from the answer and assessing their relevance to the inferred intent using an LLM.
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Score is based on the proportion of relevant statements, with detailed verdicts and reasoning provided.
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'''
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from typing import List, Dict, Any, Tuple
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import numpy as np
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import json
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import re
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from math import exp
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from eval_lib.testcases_schema import EvalTestCase
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from eval_lib.metric_pattern import MetricPattern
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from eval_lib.llm_client import chat_complete
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from eval_lib.utils import score_agg, extract_json_block
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# Constants for verdict weights
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VERDICT_WEIGHTS = {
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"fully": 1.0, # Fully related
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"mostly": 0.9, # Mostly related
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"partial": 0.7, # Partially related
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"minor": 0.3, # Weekly related
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"none": 0.0 # Not related
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}
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class AnswerRelevancyMetric(MetricPattern):
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name = "answerRelevancyMetric"
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def __init__(
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super().__init__(model=model, threshold=threshold)
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self.temperature = temperature
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async def _infer_user_intent(self, question: str) -> str:
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prompt = (
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"Determine the user's intent behind the following question.\n"
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"Answer in ONE concise sentence without adding extra details.\n\n"
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f"Question: {question}"
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response, cost = await chat_complete(self.model, [{"role": "user", "content": prompt}], temperature=0.0)
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return response.strip(), cost or 0.0
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async def _generate_statements(self, intent: str, answer: str) -> Tuple[List[str], float]:
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prompt = (
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"You are extracting atomic facts from a chatbot answer.\n"
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f"User intent: {intent}\n\n"
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"Answer:\n"
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f"{answer}\n\n"
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"Instructions:\n"
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"• Extract ALL factual statements from the answer.\n"
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"• Include both relevant AND irrelevant statements.\n"
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"• Skip only greetings, disclaimers, offers to help.\n"
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"• 1-sentence per statement, no numbering.\n"
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async def _generate_verdicts(self, question: str, intent: str, statements: List[str]) -> Tuple[List[Dict[str, str]], float, float]:
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"You are an impartial evaluator.\n"
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"TASK\n"
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"For every statement below decide **how directly it fulfils the user intent**, using the 5-level scale:\n"
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"• fully – Explicitly answers the intent with no missing info.\n"
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"• mostly – Clearly supports the intent via concrete example or list item; small details may be missing.\n"
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"• none – Irrelevant or off-topic.\n\n"
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"⚠️ Do NOT punish a statement just because it is an example or uses different wording; examples usually deserve **mostly**.\n"
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f"STATEMENTS (JSON array):\n{json.dumps(statements, ensure_ascii=False)}\n\n"
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"Return **only** a JSON array of objects in the form:\n"
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text, cost = await chat_complete(self.model, [{"role": "user", "content": prompt_user}], temperature=0.0)
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Bias Metric: Evaluates bias and prejudice in AI-generated output
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to write a unified 1–2 sentence summary of context relevancy.
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# sort by weight
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sorted_by_weight = sorted(
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verdicts,
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key=lambda v: VERDICT_WEIGHTS.get(v["verdict"].lower(), 0.0),
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)
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top_reasons = [v["reason"] for v in sorted_by_weight[:2]]
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bottom_reasons = [v["reason"] for v in sorted_by_weight[-1:]]
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bullets = "\n".join(f"- {r}" for r in top_reasons + bottom_reasons)
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prompt = (
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"You are an expert evaluator."
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"Below are key points about how context segments matched the user's question and intent:\n\n"
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f"{bullets}\n\n"
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"Write a concise 1–2 sentence summary explaining overall how relevant "
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"the retrieved context is to answering the user's question and meeting their needs."
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)
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resp, cost = await chat_complete(
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self.model,
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[{"role": "user", "content": prompt}],
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temperature=0.0
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)
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async def evaluate(self, test_case: EvalTestCase) -> Dict[str, Any]:
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llm_cost = 0.0
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question = test_case.input
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context = test_case.retrieval_context or []
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# 1) Infer intent
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intent, cost = await self._infer_user_intent(question)
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llm_cost += cost
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# 2) Generate verdicts for each context segment
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verdicts, score, cost = await self._generate_verdicts(intent, context, question)
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llm_cost += cost
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# 3) Summarize reasons
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summary, cost = await self._summarize_reasons(verdicts)
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llm_cost += cost
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success = score >= self.threshold
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evaluation_log = {
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"input_question": question,
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"user_intent": intent,
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"retrieval_context": context,
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"comment_verdicts": "Each shows if a statement is grounded in the context.",
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"verdicts": verdicts,
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"final_score": score,
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"comment_final_score": "Weighted support score from context.",
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"threshold": self.threshold,
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"success": success,
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"comment_success": "Whether the score exceeds the threshold.",
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"final_reason": summary,
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"comment_reasoning": "LLM-generated explanation based on verdict rationales."
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}
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return {
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"score": score,
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"success": success,
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"reason": summary,
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"evaluation_cost": round(llm_cost, 6),
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"evaluation_log": evaluation_log
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}
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