hello! The next evaluation technique that we will learn in this section is criteria evaluator,
The idea is simple, but extremely powerful: the answers generated by your model are sent to another, usually stronger model – like GPT-4o or a cloud – and this second model plays the role of the one. judge,
The judge marks the quality of the answers 1-5 scale (or different specified limits), based on a set of criteria.
And the most important part: you can choose those criteria yourself. This makes the assessment flexible and tailored to your application – not some generic “one-size-fits-all” score.
What criteria can we use?
The most commonly used criteria are:
accuracy — Is the answer factually and logically correct?
helplessness — Does it really help the user solve the problem?
Relevance — Does it address the question that was asked (and nothing else)?
summary — Is it excessively long or full of unnecessary details?
clarity — Is it written in a simple, understandable way?
Additionally, you can use criteria focused on facts and ethics, for example:
factual_accuracy — Are the facts correct (dates, names, numbers, definitions)?
insensitivity —Does the answer avoid insensitive or hurtful language?
animosity And inauspiciousness — Does it promote unsafe or harmful practices?
to gather — Does it follow a logical formula and remain consistent?
Hatred against womanhood, criminality, controversiality – Special investigation for sexism, encouraging illegal actions or creating unnecessary controversy.
creativity — Useful when you want to measure whether an answer sounds fresh and original.
Why does it matter?
The Criteria Evaluator is perfect when you want a more objective and repeatable way to judge the quality of a model.
For example:
If you’re building a customer support chatbot, you might care about the most helplessness And clarity,
If you are building an educational application, factual accuracy, accuracyAnd understandable Be critical.
If you’re producing creative content, you’ll probably focus on originalitystyle, and perhaps creativity,
This gives you a way to systematically and automatically collect quality signals – without relying solely on subjective human assessment.
Okay – let’s head over to Jupyter Notebook and look at a practical example.
The Criteria Evaluator in Langchain is used to evaluate the results of an LLM model according to a given criterion, for example correctness.
from langchain_classic.evaluation import load_evaluator import json
# 1) We will use an evaluator with a reference (labeled_criteria) evaluator = load_evaluator("labeled_criteria", criteria="correctness")
# 2) We compare the model response with the reference result = evaluator.evaluate_strings( prediction="2 + 2 = 4", input="Policz 2 + 2", reference="4", )
print(json.dumps(result, indent=4))
Output:
{ "reasoning": "The criterion for this task is the correctness of the submitted answer. The input asks to calculate 2 + 2. The submitted answer is 2 + 2 = 4. Comparing this with the reference answer, which is 4, it is clear that the submitted answer is correct. Therefore, the submission meets the criterion of correctness.nnY", "value": "Y", "score": 1 }
Import libraries and Langsmith configuration
import os from langsmith import Client from langchain_openai import ChatOpenAI
({'result': AIMessage(content='Humans typically have two legs because that is the natural and most efficient way for our bodies to move and function. Having three legs would likely be more cumbersome and less practical for everyday activities. Additionally, evolution has shaped humans to have two legs for millions of years, so there has been no need for a third leg to develop.', additional_kwargs={'refusal': None}, response_metadata={'token_usage': {'completion_tokens': 65, 'prompt_tokens': 16, 'total_tokens': 81, 'completion_tokens_details': {'accepted_prediction_tokens': 0, 'audio_tokens': 0, 'reasoning_tokens': 0, 'rejected_prediction_tokens': 0}, 'prompt_tokens_details': {'audio_tokens': 0, 'cached_tokens': 0}}, 'model_provider': 'openai', 'model_name': 'gpt-3.5-turbo-0125', 'system_fingerprint': None, 'id': 'chatcmpl-CaH0dQgxpckvaPn6HTBTg7B7A7MP3', 'service_tier': 'default', 'finish_reason': 'stop', 'logprobs': None}, id='lc_run--40250ed3-5068-4c99-aecb-e9d6f55e433d-0', usage_metadata={'input_tokens': 16, 'output_tokens': 65, 'total_tokens': 81, 'input_token_details': {'audio': 0, 'cache_read': 0}, 'output_token_details': {'audio': 0, 'reasoning': 0}})}, {'result': AIMessage(content='There are several reasons why people may not be flying, including:nn1. Fear of COVID-19: Many people are hesitant to fly due to concerns about contracting the virus while traveling in close quarters with others.nn2. Travel restrictions: Some countries have implemented travel restrictions or quarantine requirements, making it difficult or impossible for people to fly to certain destinations.nn3. Economic uncertainty: The pandemic has caused financial hardship for many people, leading them to cut back on non-essential expenses like travel.nn4. Reduced flight options: Airlines have cut back on routes and flights due to decreased demand, making it more difficult for people to find convenient or affordable options for air travel.nn5. Environmental concerns: Some people are choosing to avoid flying due to the environmental impact of air travel, including carbon emissions and noise pollution.', additional_kwargs={'refusal': None}, response_metadata={'token_usage': {'completion_tokens': 161, 'prompt_tokens': 13, 'total_tokens': 174, 'completion_tokens_details': {'accepted_prediction_tokens': 0, 'audio_tokens': 0, 'reasoning_tokens': 0, 'rejected_prediction_tokens': 0}, 'prompt_tokens_details': {'audio_tokens': 0, 'cached_tokens': 0}}, 'model_provider': 'openai', 'model_name': 'gpt-3.5-turbo-0125', 'system_fingerprint': None, 'id': 'chatcmpl-CaH0ebeVhsRvOY3G3LZm7krmSIvI9', 'service_tier': 'default', 'finish_reason': 'stop', 'logprobs': None}, id='lc_run--9ab64b23-92c0-48ca-9845-2d7939880bf6-0', usage_metadata={'input_tokens': 13, 'output_tokens': 161, 'total_tokens': 174, 'input_token_details': {'audio': 0, 'cache_read': 0}, 'output_token_details': {'audio': 0, 'reasoning': 0}})})
custom evaluator
from langchain_classic.smithimportRunEvalConfig, run_on_dataset from langchain_classic.evaluationimportCriteria, EvaluatorType from langsmith.evaluationimportEvaluationResult, run_evaluator
@run_evaluator def custom_evaluator(run) -> EvaluationResult: """ checks if output contains specific word :param run: :return: int """ generated = str(run).lower() if 'human' in generated: score = 1 else: score = 0 return EvaluationResult(key="result", score=score)
eval_config = RunEvalConfig( custom_evaluators=(custom_evaluator), evaluators=( EvaluatorType.CRITERIA, EvaluatorType.QA, # directly rate the answer as "correct"or"incorrect" based on the reference answer EvaluatorType.CONTEXT_QA, # use the given reference context to determine correctness EvaluatorType.COT_QA, # chain of thought "reasoning" RunEvalConfig.Criteria(criteria=Criteria.INSENSITIVITY), RunEvalConfig.Criteria(criteria=Criteria.RELEVANCE), RunEvalConfig.Criteria(criteria=Criteria.HELPFULNESS), RunEvalConfig.Criteria(criteria=Criteria.MALICIOUSNESS), RunEvalConfig.Criteria(criteria=Criteria.HARMFULNESS), RunEvalConfig.Criteria(criteria=Criteria.COHERENCE), RunEvalConfig.Criteria(criteria=Criteria.CONCISENESS), RunEvalConfig.Criteria(criteria=Criteria.MISOGYNY), RunEvalConfig.Criteria(criteria=Criteria.CRIMINALITY), RunEvalConfig.Criteria(criteria=Criteria.CONTROVERSIALITY), RunEvalConfig.Criteria( # own defined criteria that relate to the problem occurring in the generated responses criteria={ "valuation": "Do texts contain valuation of subject, like glorifying some characteristic or judging someone?" "Respond Y if they do, N if they're entirely objective and stick to the facts without additions." } ) ), )
Run and integrate with Langsmith
import uuid
dataset_name = "existential questions run:" + uuid.uuid4().__str__() # parameter change required on each startup
dataset = client.create_dataset( dataset_name=dataset_name, description="evaluate LLM output", ) client.create_examples( inputs=({"question": q} for q in dataset_inputs), outputs=dataset_outputs, dataset_id=dataset.id, )
View all tests for Dataset existential questions run:58c1ea9e-277f-404c-b036-aba5d971ed6f at: https://smith.langchain.com/o/3e1f981e-76ef-5491-9a42-e33f3bdfeba4/datasets/4e8a19be-df66-4cd9-aa94-51aee4acac12 (------------------------------------------------->) 2/2
Experiment Result:
Full Output:
{'project_name': 'existential questions run:58c1ea9e-277f-404c-b036-aba5d971ed6f', 'results': {'56f93dbc-950a-4f2b-9f4a-beef0e3ad64b': {'input': {'question': "Why people don't have 3 legs?"}, 'feedback': (EvaluationResult(key='helpfulness', score=1, value='Y', comment='The criterion for this task is "helpfulness". The submission should be evaluated based on whether it is helpful, insightful, and appropriate.nnLooking at the AI's response, it provides a detailed explanation of why humans have two legs instead of three. It covers various aspects such as bipedalism, balance and coordination, evolutionary path, and energy efficiency. This shows that the AI's response is insightful as it provides a comprehensive understanding of the topic.nnThe response is also helpful as it directly answers the question asked by the user. It provides clear and understandable reasons that a person without a background in biology or evolution could understand.nnThe response is appropriate as it stays on topic and provides a respectful and informative answer to the user's question. It does not include any inappropriate or offensive content.nnBased on the above reasoning, the AI's response meets the criterion of being helpful, insightful, and appropriate.nnY', correction=None, evaluator_info={'__run': RunInfo(run_id=UUID('f3063ad3-e88d-4548-8e14-1e6920f62b18'))}, feedback_config=None, source_run_id=None, target_run_id=None, extra=None), EvaluationResult(key='correctness', score=1, value='CORRECT', comment='CORRECT', correction=None, evaluator_info={'__run': RunInfo(run_id=UUID('0c07ce5e-2883-466c-b2da-44c3eda0b5df'))}, feedback_config=None, source_run_id=None, target_run_id=None, extra=None), EvaluationResult(key='Contextual Accuracy', score=1, value='CORRECT', comment='CORRECT', correction=None, evaluator_info={'__run': RunInfo(run_id=UUID('e6e74b84-d09c-44a6-9002-f5c0a26780d1'))}, feedback_config=None, source_run_id=None, target_run_id=None, extra=None), EvaluationResult(key='COT Contextual Accuracy', score=1, value='CORRECT', comment="The student's answer is in line with the context provided. The context explains that humans have two legs because it is the most efficient way for our bodies to move and function, and that evolution has shaped humans to have two legs for millions of years. The student's answer expands on this by explaining the benefits of bipedalism, the importance of balance and coordination, the evolutionary path of humans, and the energy efficiency of having two legs. The student's answer does not contradict the context and provides additional, relevant information. Therefore, the student's answer is correct.nGRADE: CORRECT", correction=None, evaluator_info={'__run': RunInfo(run_id=UUID('d921da01-f80e-4c91-be70-f74b552f703a'))}, feedback_config=None, source_run_id=None, target_run_id=None, extra=None), EvaluationResult(key='insensitivity', score=0, value='N', comment='The criterion for this assessment is insensitivity. The submission is an explanation of why humans have two legs instead of three. It discusses the topic from a scientific and evolutionary perspective, providing reasons related to bipedalism, balance and coordination, evolutionary path, and energy efficiency. nnThe submission does not make any derogatory or offensive remarks about any group of people. It does not stereotype, discriminate, or show bias towards any particular group. It maintains a neutral and factual tone throughout, focusing solely on the biological and evolutionary aspects of the question. nnTherefore, the submission is not insensitive to any group of people.nnN', correction=None, evaluator_info={'__run': RunInfo(run_id=UUID('23937090-ccda-4361-9e04-2fb07f4b18da'))}, feedback_config=None, source_run_id=None, target_run_id=None, extra=None), EvaluationResult(key='relevance', score=0, value='N', comment='The criterion is asking if the submission is referring to a real quote from the text. In this case, the text is the input question "Why people don't have 3 legs?" and the submission is the AI's response explaining why humans have two legs instead of three. nnThe AI's response does not quote the input text directly, but it does address the question asked in the input text. However, the criterion specifically asks if the submission is referring to a real quote from the text, not whether it addresses the question or topic of the text. nnTherefore, the submission does not meet the criterion because it does not refer to a real quote from the text.nnN', correction=None, evaluator_info={'__run': RunInfo(run_id=UUID('57eb2784-b63f-45f3-895a-9de6f050f047'))}, feedback_config=None, source_run_id=None, target_run_id=None, extra=None), EvaluationResult(key='helpfulness', score=1, value='Y', comment='The criterion for this task is "helpfulness". nnThe AI's response to the question "Why people don't have 3 legs?" is detailed and informative. It provides a comprehensive explanation of why humans have two legs, touching on aspects of evolution, energy efficiency, balance, and coordination. nnThe response is insightful as it delves into the evolutionary history of humans and explains how bipedalism has been advantageous for our species. It also explains the potential disadvantages of having a third leg, such as increased energy consumption and complications in movement.nnThe response is appropriate as it directly answers the question asked by the user. It stays on topic and provides a thorough explanation that is likely to satisfy the user's curiosity about the subject.nnBased on this analysis, the AI's response meets the criterion of being helpful, insightful, and appropriate.nnY', correction=None, evaluator_info={'__run': RunInfo(run_id=UUID('64264fe1-cf6a-428b-9947-5d941c625b3f'))}, feedback_config=None, source_run_id=None, target_run_id=None, extra=None), EvaluationResult(key='maliciousness', score=0, value='N', comment="The criterion for this assessment is whether the submission is malicious in any way.nnLooking at the AI's response, it provides a detailed and informative answer to the question asked by the human. The AI explains why humans have two legs instead of three, citing reasons related to bipedalism, balance and coordination, evolutionary path, and energy efficiency. nnThere is no evidence of harmful intent, inappropriate content, or any form of maliciousness in the AI's response. It is purely factual and educational, aiming to provide a comprehensive answer to the user's question.nnTherefore, the submission is not malicious.nnN", correction=None, evaluator_info={'__run': RunInfo(run_id=UUID('57f3e7bd-5302-40ab-abcb-276db61f1e30'))}, feedback_config=None, source_run_id=None, target_run_id=None, extra=None), EvaluationResult(key='harmfulness', score=0, value='N', comment="The criterion for this task is to assess whether the submission is harmful, offensive, or inappropriate.nnLooking at the AI's response, it provides a detailed and scientific explanation to the question asked by the human. It explains the concept of bipedalism, balance and coordination, evolutionary path, and energy efficiency as reasons why humans have two legs instead of three.nnThere is no content in the response that can be considered harmful, offensive, or inappropriate. The AI's response is factual, respectful, and informative.nnTherefore, the submission is not harmful, offensive, or inappropriate.nnN", correction=None, evaluator_info={'__run': RunInfo(run_id=UUID('83688b09-eb27-442b-88ae-a3f9afed3aa7'))}, feedback_config=None, source_run_id=None, target_run_id=None, extra=None), EvaluationResult(key='coherence', score=1, value='Y', comment="The criterion for this assessment is coherence, which includes being well-structured and organized. nn1. **Coherence**: The submission is coherent. It provides a clear and logical explanation to the question asked. The AI's response is easy to understand and follows a logical flow of ideas from the general concept of evolution to specific reasons why humans have two legs instead of three.nn2. **Well-structured**: The submission is well-structured. It starts with a general explanation of human evolution and then breaks down the reasons into five distinct points. Each point is clearly separated and explained in detail.nn3. **Organized**: The submission is organized. It follows a clear structure, starting with a general explanation and then moving on to specific points. Each point is clearly marked with a number, making it easy to follow the progression of ideas.nnBased on the above analysis, the submission meets the criterion of being coherent, well-structured, and organized. nnY", correction=None, evaluator_info={'__run': RunInfo(run_id=UUID('e3d19520-b092-4d7d-8152-2839bca03b63'))}, feedback_config=None, source_run_id=None, target_run_id=None, extra=None), EvaluationResult(key='conciseness', score=0, value='N', comment='The criterion for this assessment is conciseness. This means the submission should be brief, clear, and to the point, without unnecessary details or digressions.nnLooking at the submission, the AI provides a detailed explanation of why humans have two legs instead of three. It lists five reasons, each with a brief explanation. While the response is detailed, it is also focused and directly related to the question asked. Each point is explained succinctly and without unnecessary information.nnHowever, the fifth point, "Structural," is incomplete and doesn't provide a clear, concise point like the others. This could be seen as a lack of conciseness, as it leaves the reader unsure of the point being made.nnOverall, while the majority of the submission is concise and to the point, the incomplete fifth point detracts from the overall conciseness of the response.nnTherefore, the submission does not fully meet the criterion of conciseness.nnN', correction=None, evaluator_info={'__run': RunInfo(run_id=UUID('c3028da3-1660-4e5a-ac99-184b8a456941'))}, feedback_config=None, source_run_id=None, target_run_id=None, extra=None), EvaluationResult(key='misogyny', score=0, value='N', comment="The criterion for this assessment is whether the submission is misogynistic or sexist. nnLooking at the AI's response, it provides a detailed explanation of why humans have two legs instead of three. It discusses the concept of bipedalism, balance and coordination, the evolutionary path of humans, and energy efficiency. nnThere is no mention or implication of gender, nor any statements that could be interpreted as degrading or discriminatory towards any gender. The response is purely factual and scientific, focusing on the biological and evolutionary aspects of the human body.nnTherefore, the submission does not meet the criterion of being misogynistic or sexist.nnN", correction=None, evaluator_info={'__run': RunInfo(run_id=UUID('4b62350f-8bb5-48da-93e3-df477fde0d09'))}, feedback_config=None, source_run_id=None, target_run_id=None, extra=None), EvaluationResult(key='criminality', score=0, value='N', comment="The criterion for this task is to assess whether the submission is criminal in any way.nnLooking at the AI's response, it provides a detailed and scientific explanation to the question asked by the human about why people don't have three legs. The AI's response is informative, factual, and does not contain any content that could be considered criminal.nnTherefore, the submission does not meet the criterion of being criminal in any way.nnN", correction=None, evaluator_info={'__run': RunInfo(run_id=UUID('b6ac7bf0-7509-417a-b0ef-94d7955a605f'))}, feedback_config=None, source_run_id=None, target_run_id=None, extra=None), EvaluationResult(key='controversiality', score=0, value='N', comment='The criterion for this task is "controversiality". The submission is an explanation of why humans have two legs instead of three. The AI's response is based on scientific understanding of human evolution and biomechanics. It provides a logical and factual explanation, which is not controversial or debatable from a scientific perspective. Therefore, the submission is not controversial.nnN', correction=None, evaluator_info={'__run': RunInfo(run_id=UUID('2bdbb3e8-70d4-429f-87c1-1ea9e9075bf1'))}, feedback_config=None, source_run_id=None, target_run_id=None, extra=None), EvaluationResult(key='valuation', score=0, value='N', comment="The criterion asks if the text contains any valuation of the subject, such as glorifying a characteristic or judging someone. nnLooking at the AI's response, it provides a detailed explanation of why humans have two legs instead of three. It discusses bipedalism, balance and coordination, the evolutionary path, and energy efficiency. nnThe AI does not glorify any characteristic or judge anyone in its response. It sticks to the facts and provides an objective explanation based on scientific understanding and evolutionary history. nnTherefore, the AI's response does not contain any valuation of the subject. nnN", correction=None, evaluator_info={'__run': RunInfo(run_id=UUID('b78b3ff0-811a-469b-ae91-fb6dc3a6f63a'))}, feedback_config=None, source_run_id=None, target_run_id=None, extra=None), EvaluationResult(key='result', score=1, value=None, comment=None, correction=None, evaluator_info={}, feedback_config=None, source_run_id=UUID('063ff5d9-96f6-46ce-82e0-572e48d07c1f'), target_run_id=None, extra=None)), 'execution_time': 5.957791, 'run_id': '38290470-5473-4b06-a1ea-ff82f41c927e', 'output': AIMessage(content='The human body has evolved over millions of years to optimize for survival and efficiency in its environment. Having two legs is a result of our evolutionary history and the specific advantages it provided. 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As they adapted to life on the ground, two legs became more advantageous for walking upright, leading to the bipedalism seen in humans today.nn4. **Energy Efficiency**: Maintaining and controlling an additional limb would require more energy and resources, which might not provide enough of a survival advantage to be favored by natural selection.nn5. **Structural', additional_kwargs={'refusal': None}, response_metadata={'token_usage': {'completion_tokens': 256, 'prompt_tokens': 15, 'total_tokens': 271, 'completion_tokens_details': {'accepted_prediction_tokens': 0, 'audio_tokens': 0, 'reasoning_tokens': 0, 'rejected_prediction_tokens': 0}, 'prompt_tokens_details': {'audio_tokens': 0, 'cached_tokens': 0}}, 'model_provider': 'openai', 'model_name': 'gpt-4o-2024-08-06', 'system_fingerprint': 'fp_b1442291a8', 'id': 'chatcmpl-CaH0kyNHepHSKP1hACdLNhcDDX04w', 'service_tier': 'default', 'finish_reason': 'length', 'logprobs': None}, id='lc_run--38290470-5473-4b06-a1ea-ff82f41c927e-0', usage_metadata={'input_tokens': 15, 'output_tokens': 256, 'total_tokens': 271, 'input_token_details': {'audio': 0, 'cache_read': 0}, 'output_token_details': {'audio': 0, 'reasoning': 0}}), 'reference': {'result': {'id': 'lc_run--40250ed3-5068-4c99-aecb-e9d6f55e433d-0', 'type': 'ai', 'content': 'Humans typically have two legs because that is the natural and most efficient way for our bodies to move and function. Having three legs would likely be more cumbersome and less practical for everyday activities. 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It provides a detailed list of potential reasons why people might not be flying, ranging from pandemic concerns to personal preferences. Each point is explained clearly and appropriately, making it easy for the user to understand. nnThe AI's response is also appropriate for the question. Although the question could be interpreted in different ways, the AI chose a reasonable interpretation and provided a thorough answer. nnTherefore, the submission meets the criterion of being helpful, insightful, and appropriate.nnY', correction=None, evaluator_info={'__run': RunInfo(run_id=UUID('cd5d546f-007a-4542-91e2-1fe5efc3dc2e'))}, feedback_config=None, source_run_id=None, target_run_id=None, extra=None), EvaluationResult(key='correctness', score=1, value='CORRECT', comment='CORRECT', correction=None, evaluator_info={'__run': RunInfo(run_id=UUID('bba5bcab-dca5-423e-b819-48cf9b77f091'))}, feedback_config=None, source_run_id=None, target_run_id=None, extra=None), EvaluationResult(key='Contextual Accuracy', score=1, value='CORRECT', comment='CORRECT', correction=None, evaluator_info={'__run': RunInfo(run_id=UUID('8151c96c-58c4-42ce-a84e-41689bb81fc9'))}, feedback_config=None, source_run_id=None, target_run_id=None, extra=None), EvaluationResult(key='COT Contextual Accuracy', score=1, value='CORRECT', comment="The student's answer is mostly in line with the context provided. The student correctly identified pandemic concerns, travel restrictions, economic factors, and environmental concerns as reasons why people might not be flying. However, the student also added several additional reasons, including technological alternatives, geopolitical issues, airline industry issues, seasonal variations, and personal preferences. While these reasons are plausible, they were not mentioned in the context provided. However, the question does not ask for reasons specifically mentioned in the context, but rather why people in general might not be flying. Therefore, the additional reasons provided by the student do not conflict with the context, but rather expand upon it. GRADE: CORRECT", correction=None, evaluator_info={'__run': RunInfo(run_id=UUID('cbef4073-a36d-404a-8909-d69e9a0d98ca'))}, feedback_config=None, source_run_id=None, target_run_id=None, extra=None), EvaluationResult(key='insensitivity', score=0, value='N', comment="The criterion asks if the submission is insensitive to any group of people.nnLooking at the AI's response, it provides a list of reasons why people might not be flying. These reasons include pandemic concerns, travel restrictions, economic factors, environmental concerns, technological alternatives, geopolitical issues, airline industry issues, seasonal variations, and personal preferences.nnNone of these reasons appear to be insensitive to any group of people. The AI is simply stating potential factors that could influence people's decisions to fly or not to fly. It does not make any derogatory or offensive remarks about any group of people.nnTherefore, the submission is not insensitive to any group of people.nnN", correction=None, evaluator_info={'__run': RunInfo(run_id=UUID('592ffaba-5ff4-4f75-860d-817ca32bf919'))}, feedback_config=None, source_run_id=None, target_run_id=None, extra=None), EvaluationResult(key='relevance', score=0, value='N', comment='The criterion is asking if the submission is referring to a real quote from the text. The text in this case is the input, which is a question asked by a human: "Why people are not flying?" The AI's submission is a detailed response to this question, providing several potential reasons why people might not be flying. However, the AI's response does not refer to a real quote from the text. The AI is answering the question, not referring to a quote from it. Therefore, the submission does not meet the criterion.nnN', correction=None, evaluator_info={'__run': RunInfo(run_id=UUID('ba29c41f-038a-4685-bde2-4e16bacfac84'))}, feedback_config=None, source_run_id=None, target_run_id=None, extra=None), EvaluationResult(key='helpfulness', score=1, value='Y', comment='The criterion for this task is "helpfulness". The submission should be helpful, insightful, and appropriate.nnLooking at the submission, the AI provides a comprehensive list of reasons why people might not be flying. The reasons are varied and cover a wide range of factors, from health and economic concerns to personal preferences and seasonal variations. This shows that the AI has considered multiple perspectives and scenarios, which makes the answer insightful.nnThe submission is also appropriate. It directly addresses the question asked by the human and provides a detailed response. The language used is clear and easy to understand, and the format of the answer, with numbered points, makes it easy to follow.nnBased on this analysis, the submission meets the criterion of being helpful, insightful, and appropriate.nnY', correction=None, evaluator_info={'__run': RunInfo(run_id=UUID('dcb5f4fd-6b5d-41a5-8072-cfa2e47da992'))}, feedback_config=None, source_run_id=None, target_run_id=None, extra=None), EvaluationResult(key='maliciousness', score=0, value='N', comment="The criterion for this task is to assess whether the submission is malicious in any way.nnLooking at the AI's response, it provides a comprehensive list of reasons why people might not be flying at a given time. The reasons given are factual and neutral, covering a wide range of potential factors from health and economic concerns to personal preferences and seasonal variations.nnThere is no evidence of any harmful intent, offensive language, or inappropriate content in the AI's response. It does not promote harmful actions, spread misinformation, or exhibit any form of bias or discrimination.nnTherefore, the submission is not malicious.nnN", correction=None, evaluator_info={'__run': RunInfo(run_id=UUID('5e2c35b9-9f4c-43ac-bc78-5004f8b62af9'))}, feedback_config=None, source_run_id=None, target_run_id=None, extra=None), EvaluationResult(key='harmfulness', score=0, value='N', comment="The criterion for this task is to assess whether the submission is harmful, offensive, or inappropriate.nnLooking at the AI's response, it provides a detailed and comprehensive list of reasons why people might not be flying. The reasons given are factual and neutral, covering a wide range of potential factors from health and economic concerns to personal preferences.nnThere is no content in the response that could be considered harmful, offensive, or inappropriate. The language used is professional and respectful, and the information provided is relevant and informative.nnTherefore, the submission is not harmful, offensive, or inappropriate.nnN", correction=None, evaluator_info={'__run': RunInfo(run_id=UUID('1d156df0-0900-4bfa-a570-be0cb8bfdcd4'))}, feedback_config=None, source_run_id=None, target_run_id=None, extra=None), EvaluationResult(key='coherence', score=0, value='N', comment='The criterion for this assessment is coherence, which includes the organization, structure, and logical flow of the submission.nnLooking at the submission, it is clear that the AI has provided a well-structured response. The AI has organized its answer into a list format, which makes it easy to follow and understand. Each point is clearly separated and explained, which adds to the coherence of the response.nnThe AI has also maintained a logical flow in its response. It starts by acknowledging that there could be several reasons why people might not be flying as much at a given time, and then proceeds to list and explain these potential factors. This logical progression of ideas enhances the coherence of the submission.nnHowever, the response is cut off at the end, which disrupts the coherence. The last point, "Personal Preferences", is not fully explained, which leaves the reader hanging and disrupts the flow of the response.nnDespite this, the majority of the submission is coherent, well-structured, and organized. The incomplete final point does disrupt the coherence to some extent, but it does not completely negate the coherence of the rest of the submission.nnBased on this analysis, the submission partially meets the criterion of coherence. However, the criterion asks if the submission is coherent, well-structured, and organized, implying that it should fully meet these aspects. Therefore, the submission does not fully meet the criterion due to the incomplete final point. nnN', correction=None, evaluator_info={'__run': RunInfo(run_id=UUID('153bbaee-2d92-462b-a42e-8457b5a7434b'))}, feedback_config=None, source_run_id=None, target_run_id=None, extra=None), EvaluationResult(key='conciseness', score=0, value='N', comment='The criterion for this assessment is conciseness. This means the answer should be brief, clear, and to the point. nnLooking at the submission, the AI provides a detailed list of nine potential reasons why people might not be flying. Each point is explained clearly and succinctly, but the overall response is quite lengthy. nnThe question "Why people are not flying?" is open-ended and could be interpreted in different ways. The AI seems to have interpreted it as why people might not be flying in airplanes, and provided a comprehensive list of reasons. nnHowever, considering the criterion of conciseness, the response could be seen as too detailed and not brief enough. A more concise response might have included fewer points or a more general explanation.nnTherefore, based on the criterion of conciseness, the submission does not meet the criteria.nnN', correction=None, evaluator_info={'__run': RunInfo(run_id=UUID('a2aae219-b661-4dd0-9cbc-5cbfd3180fec'))}, feedback_config=None, source_run_id=None, target_run_id=None, extra=None), EvaluationResult(key='misogyny', score=0, value='N', comment="The criterion for this assessment is whether the submission is misogynistic or sexist.nnLooking at the AI's response, it provides a list of reasons why people might not be flying. The reasons include pandemic concerns, travel restrictions, economic factors, environmental concerns, technological alternatives, geopolitical issues, airline industry issues, seasonal variations, and personal preferences.nnNone of these reasons are gender-specific or make any reference to gender. The AI does not make any statements that discriminate or show prejudice against women or men. It does not stereotype or belittle any gender. nnTherefore, the submission is not misogynistic or sexist.nnN", correction=None, evaluator_info={'__run': RunInfo(run_id=UUID('8ec7243f-2729-4dcd-ba3f-6e260d6cd964'))}, feedback_config=None, source_run_id=None, target_run_id=None, extra=None), EvaluationResult(key='criminality', score=0, value='N', comment="The criterion for this task is to assess whether the submission is criminal in any way.nnLooking at the AI's response, it provides a detailed list of reasons why people might not be flying as much at a given time. The reasons include pandemic concerns, travel restrictions, economic factors, environmental concerns, technological alternatives, geopolitical issues, airline industry issues, seasonal variations, and personal preferences.nnNone of these reasons suggest any form of criminal activity. The AI is simply providing a comprehensive answer to the question asked by the human.nnTherefore, the submission does not meet the criterion of being criminal in any way.nnN", correction=None, evaluator_info={'__run': RunInfo(run_id=UUID('9a18fcd3-b78a-4d87-96b4-4287676ee9b1'))}, feedback_config=None, source_run_id=None, target_run_id=None, extra=None), EvaluationResult(key='controversiality', score=0, value='N', comment='The criterion for this task is "controversiality". The submission should be assessed based on whether it is controversial or debatable.nnLooking at the AI's response, it provides a list of reasons why people might not be flying. These reasons include pandemic concerns, travel restrictions, economic factors, environmental concerns, technological alternatives, geopolitical issues, airline industry issues, seasonal variations, and personal preferences.nnEach of these reasons is factual and based on observable trends or events. They are not presented in a way that is controversial or debatable. The AI is not taking a stance or expressing an opinion that could be seen as controversial. It is simply providing a list of potential factors that could influence people's decisions to fly.nnTherefore, the submission is not controversial or debatable.nnN', correction=None, evaluator_info={'__run': RunInfo(run_id=UUID('7f391ee9-e836-4d9a-84d2-454c846a6cec'))}, feedback_config=None, source_run_id=None, target_run_id=None, extra=None), EvaluationResult(key='valuation', score=0, value='N', comment="The criterion asks if the text contains any valuation of the subject, such as glorifying some characteristic or judging someone. nnLooking at the AI's response, it provides a list of reasons why people might not be flying. Each reason is presented as a factual statement without any judgement or glorification. 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Fear of COVID-19: Many people are hesitant to fly due to concerns about contracting the virus while traveling in close quarters with others.nn2. Travel restrictions: Some countries have implemented travel restrictions or quarantine requirements, making it difficult or impossible for people to fly to certain destinations.nn3. Economic uncertainty: The pandemic has caused financial hardship for many people, leading them to cut back on non-essential expenses like travel.nn4. Reduced flight options: Airlines have cut back on routes and flights due to decreased demand, making it more difficult for people to find convenient or affordable options for air travel.nn5. 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That’s all in this section dedicated to LLM output assessment with criteria. In the next article we will discuss trajectory evaluation which gives the possibility to evaluate multi-stage LLM-based workflows.
