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- parallax_bench-0.0.1/.github/workflows/ci.yml +50 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/.github/workflows/release.yml +38 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/.gitignore +11 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/CHANGELOG.md +18 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/CITATION.cff +16 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/LICENSE +202 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/PKG-INFO +144 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/README.md +108 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/benchmark/DATASHEET.md +57 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/benchmark/LICENSE-DATA +396 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/benchmark/build/fetch_corpus.py +35 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/benchmark/build/make_queries.py +171 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/benchmark/build/make_smoke.py +79 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/benchmark/build/make_smoke_queries.py +152 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/benchmark/smoke/docs/cs/31985L0374.txt +243 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/benchmark/smoke/docs/cs/31993L0013.txt +233 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/benchmark/smoke/docs/cs/32000L0031.txt +679 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/benchmark/smoke/docs/cs/32001L0029.txt +457 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/benchmark/smoke/docs/cs/32002L0058.txt +392 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/benchmark/smoke/docs/cs/32005L0029.txt +1479 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/benchmark/smoke/docs/cs/32006L0114.txt +848 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/benchmark/smoke/docs/cs/32011L0083.txt +2430 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/benchmark/smoke/docs/cs/32019L1024.txt +2047 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/benchmark/smoke/docs/cs/32019R1150.txt +1172 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/benchmark/smoke/docs/de/31985L0374.txt +247 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/benchmark/smoke/docs/de/31993L0013.txt +240 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/benchmark/smoke/docs/de/32000L0031.txt +709 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/benchmark/smoke/docs/de/32001L0029.txt +473 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/benchmark/smoke/docs/de/32002L0058.txt +415 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/benchmark/smoke/docs/de/32005L0029.txt +1479 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/benchmark/smoke/docs/de/32006L0114.txt +848 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/benchmark/smoke/docs/de/32011L0083.txt +2433 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/benchmark/smoke/docs/de/32019L1024.txt +2053 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/benchmark/smoke/docs/de/32019R1150.txt +1172 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/benchmark/smoke/docs/en/31985L0374.txt +243 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/benchmark/smoke/docs/en/31993L0013.txt +415 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/benchmark/smoke/docs/en/32000L0031.txt +709 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/benchmark/smoke/docs/en/32001L0029.txt +477 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/benchmark/smoke/docs/en/32002L0058.txt +415 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/benchmark/smoke/docs/en/32005L0029.txt +1486 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/benchmark/smoke/docs/en/32006L0114.txt +848 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/benchmark/smoke/docs/en/32011L0083.txt +2433 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/benchmark/smoke/docs/en/32019L1024.txt +2047 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/benchmark/smoke/docs/en/32019R1150.txt +1172 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/benchmark/smoke/generation.md +14 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/benchmark/smoke/manifest.jsonl +30 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/benchmark/smoke/qrels.txt +60 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/benchmark/smoke/queries.jsonl +60 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/benchmark/v1/generation.md +22 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/deploy/heroku/Procfile +1 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/deploy/heroku/app.json +37 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/docs/adding-a-system.md +74 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/docs/data-format.md +132 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/docs/limitations.md +74 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/docs/methodology.md +86 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/docs/releasing.md +83 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/pyproject.toml +74 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/runs/2026-08-26-smoke-baseline-local-retrieval-9c2cebe99dc7/README.md +8 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/runs/2026-08-26-smoke-baseline-local-retrieval-9c2cebe99dc7/config.json +16 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/runs/2026-08-26-smoke-baseline-local-retrieval-9c2cebe99dc7/manifest.lock +30 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/runs/2026-08-26-smoke-baseline-local-retrieval-9c2cebe99dc7/metrics.csv +46 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/runs/2026-08-26-smoke-baseline-local-retrieval-9c2cebe99dc7/per_query.csv +901 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/runs/2026-08-26-smoke-baseline-local-retrieval-9c2cebe99dc7/stats.csv +11 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/runs/2026-08-26-smoke-baseline-local-retrieval-9c2cebe99dc7/system.json +16 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/runs/README.md +20 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/src/parallax_bench/__init__.py +8 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/src/parallax_bench/adapters/__init__.py +3 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/src/parallax_bench/adapters/base.py +72 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/src/parallax_bench/adapters/baseline_local.py +262 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/src/parallax_bench/adapters/edge_ant.py +257 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/src/parallax_bench/cli.py +348 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/src/parallax_bench/config.py +131 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/src/parallax_bench/data.py +362 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/src/parallax_bench/fetch.py +184 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/src/parallax_bench/metrics/__init__.py +0 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/src/parallax_bench/metrics/generation.py +145 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/src/parallax_bench/metrics/retrieval.py +84 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/src/parallax_bench/metrics/stats.py +87 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/src/parallax_bench/runner/__init__.py +0 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/src/parallax_bench/runner/generation.py +53 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/src/parallax_bench/runner/ingest.py +125 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/src/parallax_bench/runner/plan.py +75 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/src/parallax_bench/runner/queue.py +229 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/src/parallax_bench/runner/retrieval.py +45 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/src/parallax_bench/scoring.py +233 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/systems.example.toml +24 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/tests/test_baseline_local.py +56 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/tests/test_cli_smoke.py +90 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/tests/test_data.py +98 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/tests/test_edge_ant.py +109 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/tests/test_metrics_retrieval.py +66 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/tests/test_queue.py +80 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/tests/test_reproducibility.py +67 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/tests/test_stats.py +45 -0
- parallax_bench-0.0.1/tests/test_third_party_adapter.py +45 -0
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title: "parallax-bench: Measuring language-induced retrieval displacement in RAG systems using parallel corpora"
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