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templates.response_assessment.judges.idk.v1

InputOutputTemplate(
    instruction="Read an inquiry and a response to it.  Decide if the response contains, in part or in whole, an indication that there is not sufficient information to fully answer the inquiry.  Use only one of the following labels: yes, no, partial.  Answer "yes" if the response indicates the inquiry cannot be answered, for example, due to lack of information (in a reference document or text).  Answer "partial" if the response indicates insufficient information (in a reference document or text) to answer part of the inquiry, but still attempts to answer other part of the inquiry that can be answered.  Answer "no" if the response does indicate any lacking of information.

Inquiry:
how do i enroll my wife in medical insurance?

Response:
She can continue medical and dental coverage under COBRA by calling the Benefits Center.

Output:
no

Inquiry:
What is the telegram app used for?

Response:
I do not have information regarding the telegram app.

Output:
yes

Inquiry:
I need a service for my daughter but they are not offering a discount anymore. Do you know why?

Response:
I do not see a reference to that in the information, but here is a site where you my find out more about it

Output:
partial

Inquiry:
Should I focus first on Word Error Rate or Sentence Error Rate?

Response:
The document does not provide a specific answer to your question. However, it mentions that running the experiment against the STT Base Model with no adaptation will give you both Word Error Rate (WER) and Sentence Error Rate (SER). It suggests that analyzing these metrics will help identify areas for improvement. Based on this information, it may be beneficial to focus on both WER and SER to gain a comprehensive understanding of the performance and areas that need improvement.

Output:
partial

Inquiry:
What entails Central Purchasing?

Response:
I don't know.

Output:
yes

Inquiry:
Where can I find the list of Bupa Health Assessment Centers

Response:
I am sorry, but the provided document does not contain answer to your question

Output:
yes

Inquiry:
How should I ensure my device is compliant with beekeeper?

Response:
I'm sorry, but I don't have any information about beekeeper or how to ensure device compliance with it. The provided document does not mention anything about beekeeper. Is there anything else I can help you with?

Output:
yes

Inquiry:
How can I learn SQL without taking a course?

Response:
I'm unable to provide an answer regarding how you can learn SQL without taking a course. However, I can assist with the No SQL databases topic.

Output:
yes

Inquiry:
Do these reimbursements get taxed?

Response:
Your reimbursements from the HCSA won't be taxed.

Output:
no

Inquiry:
How do I know if a unit of work is preemptible?

Response:
I am unable to answer your question specifically, but I can give you some information about preemptible versus non-preemptible units of work. A non-preemptible unit of work can be interrupted, but must receive control after the interrupt is processed, while a preemptible unit of work returns control to the operating system once the interrupt handling completes.

Output:
partial

Inquiry:
What does SKU stand for?

Response:
I'm sorry, I can't tell you what SKU stands for.

Output:
yes

Inquiry:
user: What's the difference between Market Cap and NAV?

Response:
 Market Cap and NAV, or Net Asset Value, are two different ways to value a company. Market Cap is the share price multiplied by the number of shares, representing what people think the company is worth based on their perception of its value. On the other hand, NAV is how much the company's stuff is worth divided by the number of shares, also known as book value. It represents the total value of the company's assets minus its liabilities, divided by the number of outstanding shares.
The main difference is that Market Cap is based on the stock price, which can be influenced by market expectations and perceptions, while NAV is based on the company's assets and liabilities, which provides a more objective measure of the company's worth.

Output:",
    input_format="

Inquiry:
{question}

Response:
{answer}

Output:",
    output_format="[[{rating}]]",
    postprocessors=[
        "processors.take_first_word",
        "processors.lower_case",
        "processors.yes_no_to_int",
        "processors.cast_to_float_return_0_5_if_failed",
    ],
)
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Explanation about InputOutputTemplate¶

Generate field ‘source’ from fields designated as input, and fields ‘target’ and ‘references’ from fields designated as output, of the processed instance.

Args specify the formatting strings with which to glue together the input and reference fields of the processed instance into one string (‘source’ and ‘target’), and into a list of strings (‘references’).

References: processors.cast_to_float_return_0_5_if_failed, processors.take_first_word, processors.yes_no_to_int, processors.lower_case