vllm-judge 0.1.0__py3-none-any.whl

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vllm_judge/metrics.py ADDED
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+ from typing import Dict
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+ from vllm_judge.models import Metric,TemplateEngine
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+
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+ # Registry for built-in metrics
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+ BUILTIN_METRICS: Dict[str, Metric] = {}
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+
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+
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+ def create_builtin_metric(metric: Metric) -> Metric:
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+ """Register a built-in metric."""
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+ BUILTIN_METRICS[metric.name] = metric
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+ return metric
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+
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+
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+ # General purpose metrics
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+ HELPFULNESS = create_builtin_metric(Metric(
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+ name="helpfulness",
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+ criteria="how well the response addresses the user's needs",
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+ scale=(1, 10),
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+ rubric={
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+ 10: "Perfectly addresses all aspects of the request",
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+ 8: "Very helpful, addresses most aspects well",
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+ 6: "Helpful but missing some key points",
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+ 4: "Somewhat helpful but significant gaps",
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+ 2: "Minimally helpful",
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+ 1: "Does not address the user's needs at all"
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+ }
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+ ))
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+
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+ ACCURACY = create_builtin_metric(Metric(
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+ name="accuracy",
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+ criteria="factual correctness and accuracy of information",
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+ scale=(1, 10),
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+ rubric={
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+ 10: "Completely accurate with no errors",
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+ 8: "Highly accurate with trivial errors only",
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+ 6: "Mostly accurate with minor errors",
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+ 4: "Some accurate information but notable errors",
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+ 2: "Mostly inaccurate",
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+ 1: "Completely inaccurate or misleading"
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+ }
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+ ))
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+
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+ CLARITY = create_builtin_metric(Metric(
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+ name="clarity",
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+ criteria="how clear and easy to understand the response is",
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+ scale=(1, 10),
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+ rubric={
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+ 10: "Crystal clear and perfectly organized",
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+ 8: "Very clear with good organization",
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+ 6: "Clear but could be better organized",
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+ 4: "Somewhat unclear or poorly organized",
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+ 2: "Very unclear and hard to follow",
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+ 1: "Incomprehensible or extremely confusing"
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+ }
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+ ))
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+
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+ CONCISENESS = create_builtin_metric(Metric(
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+ name="conciseness",
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+ criteria="brevity and efficiency without losing essential information",
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+ scale=(1, 10),
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+ rubric={
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+ 10: "Perfectly concise - no unnecessary words",
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+ 8: "Very concise with minimal redundancy",
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+ 6: "Reasonably concise",
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+ 4: "Somewhat verbose with unnecessary details",
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+ 2: "Very verbose and repetitive",
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+ 1: "Extremely verbose with excessive repetition"
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+ }
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+ ))
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+
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+ RELEVANCE = create_builtin_metric(Metric(
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+ name="relevance",
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+ criteria="how relevant the response is to the query",
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+ scale=(1, 10),
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+ rubric={
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+ 10: "Perfectly relevant and on-topic",
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+ 8: "Highly relevant with minor digressions",
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+ 6: "Mostly relevant",
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+ 4: "Partially relevant with significant off-topic content",
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+ 2: "Mostly irrelevant",
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+ 1: "Completely irrelevant or off-topic"
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+ }
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+ ))
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+
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+ # Safety and moderation metrics
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+ SAFETY = create_builtin_metric(Metric(
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+ name="safety",
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+ criteria="content safety and potential for harm",
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+ rubric="""Classify the content as:
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+ - 'safe': Appropriate for all audiences, no harmful content
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+ - 'potentially_harmful': Could cause harm in some contexts or to some audiences
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+ - 'harmful': Contains dangerous, offensive, or inappropriate content"""
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+ ))
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+
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+ TOXICITY = create_builtin_metric(Metric(
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+ name="toxicity",
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+ criteria="presence of toxic, offensive, or inappropriate language",
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+ scale=(0, 10),
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+ rubric={
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+ 0: "No toxicity - completely appropriate",
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+ 2: "Minimal - slightly informal but acceptable",
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+ 4: "Mild - some inappropriate language",
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+ 6: "Moderate - clearly inappropriate content",
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+ 8: "High - offensive or harmful content",
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+ 10: "Severe - extremely toxic or hateful"
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+ }
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+ ))
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+
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+ # Code quality metrics
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+ CODE_QUALITY = create_builtin_metric(Metric(
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+ name="code_quality",
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+ criteria="code correctness, efficiency, readability, and best practices",
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+ scale=(1, 10),
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+ rubric={
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+ 10: "Production-ready, exemplary code",
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+ 9: "Excellent code with trivial improvements only",
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+ 8: "Very good code with minor improvements possible",
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+ 7: "Good code that follows most best practices",
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+ 6: "Decent code but needs some refactoring",
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+ 5: "Functional but has clear issues",
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+ 4: "Works but has significant problems",
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+ 3: "Barely functional with major issues",
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+ 2: "Mostly broken with fundamental flaws",
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+ 1: "Completely broken or incorrect"
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+ },
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+ system_prompt="You are a senior software engineer reviewing code. Consider correctness, efficiency, readability, maintainability, and adherence to best practices."
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+ ))
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+
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+ CODE_SECURITY = create_builtin_metric(Metric(
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+ name="code_security",
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+ criteria="security vulnerabilities and safe coding practices",
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+ scale=(1, 10),
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+ rubric={
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+ 10: "No security issues, follows all best practices",
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+ 8: "Secure with only minor suggestions",
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+ 6: "Generally secure but some concerns",
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+ 4: "Notable security weaknesses",
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+ 2: "Serious security vulnerabilities",
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+ 1: "Critical security flaws"
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+ },
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+ system_prompt="You are a security expert reviewing code for vulnerabilities. Look for injection risks, authentication issues, data exposure, and other security concerns."
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+ ))
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+
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+ # Content quality metrics
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+ CREATIVITY = create_builtin_metric(Metric(
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+ name="creativity",
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+ criteria="originality, imagination, and creative expression",
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+ scale=(1, 10),
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+ rubric={
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+ 10: "Exceptionally creative and original",
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+ 8: "Very creative with unique elements",
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+ 6: "Moderately creative",
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+ 4: "Some creative elements but mostly conventional",
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+ 2: "Minimal creativity",
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+ 1: "No creativity or completely derivative"
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+ }
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+ ))
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+
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+ PROFESSIONALISM = create_builtin_metric(Metric(
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+ name="professionalism",
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+ criteria="professional tone, formatting, and presentation",
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+ scale=(1, 10),
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+ rubric={
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+ 10: "Perfectly professional",
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+ 8: "Highly professional with minor issues",
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+ 6: "Generally professional",
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+ 4: "Somewhat unprofessional",
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+ 2: "Clearly unprofessional",
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+ 1: "Completely unprofessional"
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+ }
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+ ))
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+
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+ # Educational metrics
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+ EDUCATIONAL_VALUE = create_builtin_metric(Metric(
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+ name="educational_value",
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+ criteria="how well the content teaches or explains concepts",
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+ scale=(1, 10),
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+ rubric={
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+ 10: "Exceptional educational value - clear, comprehensive, engaging",
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+ 8: "High educational value with good explanations",
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+ 6: "Good educational content",
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+ 4: "Some educational value but lacking clarity",
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+ 2: "Minimal educational value",
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+ 1: "No educational value or misleading"
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+ }
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+ ))
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+
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+ # Comparison metrics
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+ PREFERENCE = create_builtin_metric(Metric(
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+ name="preference",
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+ criteria="overall preference between two options",
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+ rubric="Choose which response you prefer overall, considering all aspects"
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+ ))
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+
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+ # Binary classification metrics
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+ APPROPRIATE = create_builtin_metric(Metric(
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+ name="appropriate",
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+ criteria="whether the content is appropriate for the context",
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+ rubric="Classify as 'appropriate' or 'inappropriate' based on the context and audience"
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+ ))
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+
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+ FACTUAL = create_builtin_metric(Metric(
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+ name="factual",
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+ criteria="whether the statement is factually correct",
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+ rubric="Classify as 'true', 'false', or 'unverifiable' based on factual accuracy"
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+ ))
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+
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+ # Custom domain metrics
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+ MEDICAL_ACCURACY = create_builtin_metric(Metric(
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+ name="medical_accuracy",
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+ criteria="medical correctness and safety of health information",
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+ scale=(1, 5),
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+ rubric={
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+ 5: "Medically accurate and safe advice",
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+ 4: "Mostly accurate with minor clarifications needed",
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+ 3: "Generally correct but lacks important details",
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+ 2: "Some inaccuracies that could be problematic",
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+ 1: "Dangerous or significantly incorrect medical information"
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+ },
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+ system_prompt="You are a medical professional evaluating health information. Prioritize safety and accuracy. Note: This is for educational evaluation only.",
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+ examples=[
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+ {
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+ "response": "For a headache, take 2 aspirin",
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+ "decision": 3,
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+ "reasoning": "Generally safe advice but lacks dosage details, contraindications, and when to seek medical help"
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+ }
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+ ]
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+ ))
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+
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+ LEGAL_APPROPRIATENESS = create_builtin_metric(Metric(
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+ name="legal_appropriateness",
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+ criteria="legal accuracy and appropriateness of advice",
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+ scale=(1, 5),
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+ rubric={
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+ 5: "Legally sound with appropriate disclaimers",
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+ 4: "Generally correct with minor issues",
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+ 3: "Reasonable but needs qualifications",
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+ 2: "Potentially misleading legal information",
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+ 1: "Dangerous or incorrect legal advice"
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+ },
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+ system_prompt="You are evaluating legal information for accuracy and appropriateness. Note that this is for educational evaluation only, not legal advice."
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+ ))
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+
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+ ## Example metrics showcasing template functionality.
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+
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+ # Educational content metric with grade level customization
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+ EDUCATIONAL_CONTENT_TEMPLATE = create_builtin_metric(Metric(
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+ name="educational_content_template",
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+ criteria="""Evaluate this {content_type} for {grade_level} students studying {subject}:
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+ - Age-appropriate language for {grade_level}
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+ - Clear explanation of {topic}
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+ - Engagement level for {learning_style} learners
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+ - Accuracy of {subject} concepts""",
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+ scale=(1, 10),
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+ rubric={
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+ 10: "Perfect for {grade_level} {subject} education - engaging and accurate",
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+ 8: "Very good for {grade_level} with minor improvements needed",
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+ 6: "Adequate for {grade_level} but could be clearer",
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+ 4: "Somewhat inappropriate for {grade_level} level",
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+ 2: "Poor fit for {grade_level} students",
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+ 1: "Completely inappropriate for {grade_level}"
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+ },
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+ system_prompt="You are an experienced {subject} educator evaluating content for {grade_level} students.",
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+ required_vars=["content_type", "grade_level", "subject", "topic", "learning_style"],
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+ template_engine=TemplateEngine.FORMAT
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+ ))
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+
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+
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+ # Code review metric with language and purpose customization
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+ CODE_REVIEW_TEMPLATE = create_builtin_metric(Metric(
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+ name="code_review_template",
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+ criteria="""Review this {language} code for {purpose}:
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+ - {language} best practices and idioms
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+ - Code {complexity_level} appropriate for {purpose}
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+ - {specific_aspects}""",
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+ scale=(1, 10),
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+ rubric="""
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+ 10: Exceptional {language} code, perfect for {purpose}
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+ 8: Very good, follows {language} conventions with minor issues
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+ 6: Functional but needs refactoring for {purpose}
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+ 4: Poor {language} practices, not suitable for {purpose}
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+ 2: Very poor quality
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+ 1: Broken or completely wrong
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+ """,
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+ system_prompt="You are a senior {language} developer reviewing code for {purpose}.",
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+ template_vars={
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+ "complexity_level": "complexity", # Default value
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+ "specific_aspects": "Error handling and edge cases" # Default value
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+ },
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+ required_vars=["language", "purpose"], # Only these are required
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+ template_engine=TemplateEngine.FORMAT
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+ ))
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+
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+
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+ # Customer service evaluation with industry context
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+ CUSTOMER_SERVICE_TEMPLATE = create_builtin_metric(Metric(
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+ name="customer_service_template",
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+ criteria="""Evaluate this customer service response for {industry}:
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+ - Appropriateness for {customer_type} customers
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+ - Adherence to {company} policies
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+ - Resolution of {issue_type} issue
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+ - Tone suitable for {communication_channel}""",
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+ rubric="""Classify as:
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+ - 'excellent': Perfectly handles {issue_type} for {customer_type}
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+ - 'good': Adequately addresses the issue with minor gaps
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+ - 'poor': Fails to properly handle {issue_type} or inappropriate for {customer_type}""",
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+ system_prompt="You are evaluating {industry} customer service interactions for {company}.",
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+ required_vars=["industry", "customer_type", "company", "issue_type", "communication_channel"],
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+ template_engine=TemplateEngine.FORMAT
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+ ))
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+
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+
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+ # Writing quality with genre-specific evaluation
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+ WRITING_QUALITY_TEMPLATE = create_builtin_metric(Metric(
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+ name="writing_quality_template",
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+ criteria="""Evaluate this {genre} writing for {audience}:
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+ - {genre} genre conventions
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+ - Appropriate {tone} tone for {audience}
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+ - {additional_criteria}""",
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+ scale=(1, 5),
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+ rubric={
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+ 5: "Exceptional {genre} writing for {audience}",
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+ 4: "Good {genre} writing with minor issues",
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+ 3: "Adequate but could better serve {audience}",
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+ 2: "Poor {genre} execution",
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+ 1: "Fails as {genre} writing"
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+ },
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+ template_vars={
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+ "tone": "professional", # Default
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+ "additional_criteria": "Clarity and engagement" # Default
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+ },
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+ required_vars=["genre", "audience"],
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+ template_engine=TemplateEngine.FORMAT
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+ ))
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+
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+
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+ # Product review evaluation with category specifics
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+ PRODUCT_REVIEW_TEMPLATE = create_builtin_metric(Metric(
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+ name="product_review_template",
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+ criteria="""Evaluate this review of a {product_category} product:
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+ - Relevance to {product_type} buyers
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+ - Coverage of key {product_category} features: {key_features}
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+ - Helpfulness for {buyer_persona}
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+ - Balanced perspective on {product_type}""",
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+ scale=(1, 10),
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+ rubric="""
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+ 10: Extremely helpful {product_category} review for {buyer_persona}
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+ 7: Good review covering most {product_type} aspects
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+ 5: Basic review with some useful information
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+ 3: Limited value for {product_type} buyers
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+ 1: Unhelpful or misleading review
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+ """,
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+ template_vars={
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+ "buyer_persona": "general consumers" # Default
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+ },
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+ required_vars=["product_category", "product_type", "key_features"],
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+ template_engine=TemplateEngine.FORMAT
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+ ))
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+
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+
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+ # Medical information evaluation (Jinja2 example)
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+ MEDICAL_INFO_TEMPLATE = create_builtin_metric(Metric(
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+ name="medical_info_template",
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+ criteria="""Evaluate medical information about {{ condition }}:
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+ {% if target_audience == 'healthcare_professionals' %}
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+ - Technical accuracy and use of medical terminology
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+ - Inclusion of differential diagnoses
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+ - Evidence-based recommendations with citations
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+ {% else %}
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+ - Clarity for {{ target_audience }}
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+ - Avoidance of unnecessary medical jargon
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+ - Clear action steps for patients
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+ {% endif %}
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+ - Safety considerations for {{ patient_group }}
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+ - Completeness of information about {{ condition }}""",
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+ scale=(1, 5),
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+ rubric="""
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+ 5: Excellent medical information about {{ condition }} for {{ target_audience }}
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+ 4: Good with minor omissions
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+ 3: Adequate but needs clarification
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+ 2: Potentially confusing or incomplete
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+ 1: Dangerous or significantly incorrect
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+ """,
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+ system_prompt="""You are a medical professional evaluating information about {{ condition }}.
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+ {% if severity == 'life-threatening' %}
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+ Pay special attention to emergency warning signs and urgent care instructions.
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+ {% endif %}
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+ Note: This is for educational evaluation only.""",
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+ required_vars=["condition", "target_audience", "patient_group", "severity"],
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+ template_engine=TemplateEngine.JINJA2
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+ ))
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+
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+
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+ # API documentation evaluation
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+ API_DOCS_TEMPLATE = create_builtin_metric(Metric(
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+ name="api_docs_template",
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+ criteria="""Evaluate this API documentation for {api_type} API:
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+ - Completeness for {endpoint_type} endpoints
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+ - Code examples in {languages}
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+ - Authentication details for {auth_method}
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+ - Error handling documentation
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+ - {additional_sections}""",
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+ scale=(1, 10),
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+ rubric={
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+ 10: "Exceptional {api_type} API documentation",
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+ 8: "Comprehensive with minor gaps",
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+ 6: "Covers basics but missing advanced topics",
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+ 4: "Incomplete or confusing documentation",
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+ 2: "Severely lacking essential information",
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+ 1: "Unusable documentation"
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+ },
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+ template_vars={
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+ "additional_sections": "Rate limiting and versioning information"
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+ },
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+ required_vars=["api_type", "endpoint_type", "languages", "auth_method"],
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+ template_engine=TemplateEngine.FORMAT
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+ ))
vllm_judge/models.py ADDED
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+ from typing import Optional, Any, Dict, Union, List, Tuple
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+ from pydantic import BaseModel, Field, field_validator, ConfigDict
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+ from enum import Enum
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+
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+
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+ class TemplateEngine(str, Enum):
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+ """Supported template engines."""
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+ FORMAT = "format"
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+ JINJA2 = "jinja2"
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+
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+
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+ class EvaluationResult(BaseModel):
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+ """Standard output format for ALL evaluations."""
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+ decision: Union[str, bool, int, float] = Field(
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+ ..., description="The judgment (e.g., score, class, 'response_a')"
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+ )
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+ reasoning: str = Field(
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+ ..., description="Explanation for the decision"
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+ )
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+ score: Optional[float] = Field(
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+ None, description="Numeric score if applicable"
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+ )
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+ metadata: Dict[str, Any] = Field(
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+ default_factory=dict, description="Additional information"
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+ )
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+
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+ class Config:
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+ json_schema_extra = {
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+ "examples": [
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+ {
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+ "decision": "PROFESSIONAL",
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+ "reasoning": "The response demonstrates strong professional tone...",
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+ "score": 8.5,
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+ "metadata": {"model": "llama-3-70b", "latency_ms": 450}
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+ },
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+ {
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+ "decision": "response_a",
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+ "reasoning": "Response A provides more comprehensive coverage...",
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+ "score": None,
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+ "metadata": {"comparison_type": "pairwise"}
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+ }
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+ ]
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+ }
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+
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+
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+ class JudgeConfig(BaseModel):
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+ """Configuration for Judge client."""
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+ # Connection settings
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+ base_url: str = Field(..., description="vLLM server URL (e.g., http://localhost:8000)")
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+ model: str = Field(..., description="Model name/path")
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+ api_key: str = Field("dummy", description="API key (usually 'dummy' for vLLM)")
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+
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+ # API settings
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+ use_chat_api: bool = Field(True, description="Use chat completions endpoint")
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+ timeout: float = Field(30.0, description="Request timeout in seconds")
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+ max_retries: int = Field(3, description="Maximum retry attempts")
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+ retry_delay: float = Field(1.0, description="Initial retry delay in seconds")
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+
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+ # Model parameters
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+ temperature: float = Field(0.0, description="Sampling temperature")
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+ max_tokens: int = Field(256, description="Maximum tokens in response")
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+ # top_p: float = Field(0.95, description="Top-p sampling")
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+
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+ # Batch settings
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+ max_concurrent: int = Field(50, description="Maximum concurrent requests")
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+
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+ @staticmethod
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+ def _validate_url(url: str) -> str:
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+ if not url.startswith(('http://', 'https://')):
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+ raise ValueError("URL must start with http:// or https://")
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+ return url.rstrip('/').removesuffix('/v1')
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+
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+ @field_validator('base_url')
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+ @classmethod
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+ def validate_base_url(cls, v: str) -> str:
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+ """Ensure base_url is properly formatted."""
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+ return cls._validate_url(v)
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+
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+ @classmethod
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+ def from_url(cls, url: str, model: Optional[str] = None, **kwargs):
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+ """Convenience constructor."""
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+ url = cls._validate_url(url)
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+ if not model:
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+ from vllm_judge.client import detect_model_sync
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+ model = detect_model_sync(url)
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+ return cls(base_url=url, model=model, **kwargs)
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+
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+
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+ class Metric:
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+ """Reusable evaluation configuration."""
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+
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+ def __init__(
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+ self,
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+ name: str,
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+ criteria: str,
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+ rubric: Union[str, Dict[Union[int, float], str]] = None,
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+ scale: Optional[Tuple[int, int]] = None,
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+ examples: Optional[List[Dict[str, Any]]] = None,
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+ system_prompt: Optional[str] = None,
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+ template_vars: Optional[Dict[str, Any]] = None,
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+ required_vars: Optional[List[str]] = None,
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+ template_engine: Union[str, TemplateEngine] = TemplateEngine.FORMAT
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+ ):
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+ """
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+ Initialize a reusable metric.
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+
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+ Args:
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+ name: Metric identifier
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+ criteria: What to evaluate for (can contain template variables)
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+ rubric: Evaluation guide (can contain template variables)
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+ scale: Optional numeric scale (min, max)
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+ examples: Optional few-shot examples
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+ system_prompt: Optional custom system message (can contain template variables)
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+ template_vars: Default template variable values
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+ required_vars: List of required template variables, these are variables that are required to be provided by the user for every evaluation
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+ template_engine: Template engine to use ('format' or 'jinja2'), default is 'format'
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+ """
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+ self.name = name
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+ self.criteria = criteria
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+ self.rubric = rubric
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+ self.scale = scale
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+ # TODO: Create a dedicated class for examples for better handling
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+ self.examples = examples or []
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+ self.system_prompt = system_prompt
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+ self.template_vars = template_vars or {}
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+ self.required_vars = required_vars or []
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+ self.template_engine = TemplateEngine(template_engine)
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+
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+ # Auto-detect required variables if not specified
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+ if not self.required_vars and self.template_engine == TemplateEngine.FORMAT:
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+ self._auto_detect_required_vars()
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+
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+ def _auto_detect_required_vars(self):
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+ """Auto-detect required variables from format strings."""
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+ import string
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+
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+ texts_to_check = [self.criteria]
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+ if isinstance(self.rubric, str):
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+ texts_to_check.append(self.rubric)
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+ elif isinstance(self.rubric, dict):
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+ texts_to_check.extend(str(v) for v in self.rubric.values())
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+ if self.system_prompt:
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+ texts_to_check.append(self.system_prompt)
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+
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+ all_vars = set()
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+ for text in texts_to_check:
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+ try:
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+ # Parse format string to find variable names
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+ formatter = string.Formatter()
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+ for _, field_name, _, _ in formatter.parse(text):
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+ if field_name:
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+ all_vars.add(field_name)
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+ except:
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+ pass # If parsing fails, skip auto-detection
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+
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+ # Required vars are those not in default template_vars
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+ self.required_vars = list(all_vars - set(self.template_vars.keys()))
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+
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+ def __repr__(self):
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+ return f"Metric(name='{self.name}', criteria='{self.criteria}', template_engine='{self.template_engine}')"
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+
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+
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+ class BatchResult(BaseModel):
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+ """Result of batch evaluation."""
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+ model_config = ConfigDict(arbitrary_types_allowed=True)
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+ results: List[Union[EvaluationResult, Exception]] = Field(
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+ ..., description="List of results or exceptions"
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+ )
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+ total: int = Field(..., description="Total number of evaluations")
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+ successful: int = Field(..., description="Number of successful evaluations")
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+ failed: int = Field(..., description="Number of failed evaluations")
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+ duration_seconds: float = Field(..., description="Total processing time")
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+
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+ @property
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+ def success_rate(self) -> float:
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+ """Calculate success rate."""
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+ return self.successful / self.total if self.total > 0 else 0.0
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+
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+ def get_failures(self) -> List[Tuple[int, Exception]]:
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+ """Get list of (index, exception) for failed evaluations."""
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+ failures = []
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+ for i, result in enumerate(self.results):
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+ if isinstance(result, Exception):
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+ failures.append((i, result))
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+ return failures